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Drag the tiles to the boxes to form correct pairs. Match the air masses with their corresponding characteristics

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Zanzabum3 years ago

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Answer:

cold and dry-- continental polar

cold and moist-- maritime polar

warm and moist-- maritime tropical

hot and dry-- continental tropical

very cold and dry-- continental arctic

Explanation:

Mashcka [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Cold and dry -Continental Polar

Cold and moist- Maritime polar

Warm and moist-Maritime tropical

Hot and dry- Continental tropical

Very cold and dry- Continental arctic.

Explanation:

Continental tropical :It is defined as that air mass which is warm and dry form over land in tropical region.

Maritime tropical :It is defined as that air mass which is warm and moist form over the ocean in tropical region.

Continental polar:It is defined as that air mass which is cold and dry form over land in polar regions.

Maritime polar : It is defined as that air mass which is cold and moist form over ocean in polar regions.

Continental arctic: It is defined as that air mass which is very cold and dry and originate from the snow covered regions of northern Canada.

Therefore,

Cold and dry -Continental Polar

Cold and moist- Maritime polar

Warm and moist-Maritime tropical

Hot and dry- Continental tropical

Very cold and dry- Continental arctic.

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