Hey are you from Calvert too? I got the same questions for the DBA
I understand it but the format doesn't make sense to me
Because it's oil and oil always sits on top of water
Answer:
In order for frost to be formed, you would need high humidity, below-freezing temperatures, a clear sky, and a calm wind. Also, note that frost mostly occurs on a surface that is solid, so I would also put in a hard surface to the answer.
Explanation:
You need the hard surface so that the frost can form, otherwise it would become something like a cloud.
You need high humidity so that there is lots of water to form on your solid surface.
You need below-freezing temperatures so that the water can freeze.
The other things are just from what the Internet told me.
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