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The amount of vapour in 1 cu.m. of air shows the _____________.

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Question

The amount of vapour in 1 cu.m. of air shows the ______.

Options

  • Cumulonimbus

  • Relative humidity

  • Absolute humidity

  • Condensation

  • Vapour-holding capacity

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Solution

The amount of vapour in 1 cu.m. of air shows the Absolute humidity.

Explanation:

Absolute humidity is the amount of water vapour in 1 cu.m of the atmosphere. For instance, near coastal regions, absolute humidity in the air is likely to be higher than near the poles.

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Chapter 3: Humidity and Clouds - Exercise [Page 23]

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Chapter 3 Humidity and Clouds
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Chapter 3 Humidity and Clouds
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