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Chapter 17, Problem 8GST
a)
To determine
The air temperature and dew-point temperature for the air parcel at each location
(B–G) shown on the diagram.
b)
To determine
The elevation at which clouds begin to form (with relative humidity = 100 percent).
c)
To determine
The temperature variation of air at points A and G by comparing both.
d)
To determine
The change in water vapor content of the air parcel as it traversed the mountain
(Hint: Compare dew-point temperatures.)
e)
To determine
The sides of the mountain containing of lush vegetation and the side containing desert-like conditions.
f)
To determine
The similar condition prevailing in a location in United States as compared to the conditions in the given picture.
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