No, the answer is C. If it was A and the air cools, then why are deserts hot? The answer is C because as air rises it heats up and lose a its moisture through evaporation, leaving hot dry air for the deserts. This is called the rain shadow effect, where one side of the mountain is moist and cool and the other side is a desert.
So that people have to pay for their effort. As you know everyone in the community needs to earn money somehow in order to live.
Also used for copy protecting in short term to honor them as well
It will shift to the left as population decreased.
<span>The nature flows from high to low to form the equilibria in temperature, pressure or concentration. Winds blow from high pressure area to low pressure zone. Colder winds occur from high pressure area while dry air are formed from low pressure area. Ocean currents flow from warm breeze to cold breeze in day and reversed during night.</span>
