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3 years ago
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Which area would you expect to have more rain? An area that has very low humidity An area that is located near mountains An area

that has very high humidity An area that is located next to a small lake
Chemistry
1 answer:
iogann1982 [59]3 years ago
8 0
An area with a very high humidity because the humidity is so much the condenastion going into the clouds cant hold all the evaporation thats happening so fast 
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initial                        2.5                    0            0 

change                    -2X                    +X             +X

Equ                     (2.5-2X)                   X               X

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