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Explanation:
The correct answer is this one: "b. (Cowan and Duncan, 2000)." Cowan, Gary, and Roy Duncan. Helicopters. New York: Random House, 2000. This paper should be cited, following the American Psychology Association Citation structure, in this way: (Cowan and Duncan, 2000).
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correct answer is D stock
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Susan could see clouds through the window of the airplane because the airplane was flying above the clouds.
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- The average height at which the clouds are formed is 28,000 to 38,000 feet and the height at which airplanes usually fly when the conditions are normal is 40,000 feet.
- Thus, it can be said that the airplanes usually fly above the clouds and that is the sole reason why one can see clouds from the airplane window.
