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Answer the following questions using the graph below km mi Temperature Żones Atmospheric Pressure 160 100 Selected Properties of Earth's Thermosphere (extends to 600 km) 120 -75 Atmosphere 80 -50 Mesopause Mesosphere Stratopause- 40-25 Stratosphere Water Vapor -Tropopause Troposphere Sea Level 0 -100 -90 100 1.0 O 20 40 15 Temperature ("C) Pressure Concentration (g/m) (atm) 2. According to the graph, what happens to the temperature as you increase your altitude in the atmosphere from the troposphere to the thermosphere. Your answer: Altitude

Answer the following questions using the graph below km mi Temperature Żones Atmospheric Pressure 160 100 Selected Properties of Earth's Thermosphere (extends to 600 km) 120 -75 Atmosphere 80 -50 Mesopause Mesosphere Stratopause- 40-25 Stratosphere Water Vapor -Tropopause Troposphere Sea Level 0 -100 -90 100 1.0 O 20 40 15 Temperature ("C) Pressure Concentration (g/m) (atm) 2. According to the graph, what happens to the temperature as you increase your altitude in the atmosphere from the troposphere to the thermosphere. Your answer: Altitude

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Your answer: Answer the following questions using the graph below km mi Temperature Zones Atmospheric Pressure 160 100 Selected Properties of Earth's Atmosphere Thermosphere (extends to 600 km) 120-75 80-50 -Mesopause Mesosphere Stratopause 40 25 Stratosphere Water Vapor -Tropopause Troposphere 100 Sea Level 0-Lo -100 1.0 O 20 40 -55 15° Temperature (°C) Pressure (atm) Concentration (g/m) 2. According to the graph, what happens to the temperature as you increase your altitude in the atmosphere from the troposphere to the thermosphere. Your answer: is and said 000 2$ & 5 6 7 8. R Y U この !! !! Altitude S4
Transcribed Image Text:Your answer: Answer the following questions using the graph below km mi Temperature Zones Atmospheric Pressure 160 100 Selected Properties of Earth's Atmosphere Thermosphere (extends to 600 km) 120-75 80-50 -Mesopause Mesosphere Stratopause 40 25 Stratosphere Water Vapor -Tropopause Troposphere 100 Sea Level 0-Lo -100 1.0 O 20 40 -55 15° Temperature (°C) Pressure (atm) Concentration (g/m) 2. According to the graph, what happens to the temperature as you increase your altitude in the atmosphere from the troposphere to the thermosphere. Your answer: is and said 000 2$ & 5 6 7 8. R Y U この !! !! Altitude S4
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