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The ways in which the prevailing winds affect precipitation in a region are:
- <em>Prevailing winds </em><em>influence wind movement from large bodies of water.
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- <em>Prevailing winds </em><em>cause huge air masses, both warm and cool, to move.
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- <em>Prevailing winds </em><em>controls the amount of water vapor in the air masses.</em>
Explanation:
The prevailing winds set a pattern in the direction of the winds on the planet, following a fixed direction, to become one of the determining factors of climate change on the planet.
There are three types of prevailing winds:
- The trade winds.
- The winds of the West.
- The polar winds, or from the east.
The presence of predominant winds and their interaction with the surface, on land and in water, allows the displacement of air masses and pressure changes that determine rainfall in certain regions.
<em><u>Factors such as the movement from large bodies of water, cause huge air masses -both warm and cool-to move and the controls the amount of water vapor in the air masses make it possible to trigger thermal changes in the air that lead to regional precipitation</u></em>.
The prevailing winds produce that masses of air -charged with water vapor - rise and cool, which leads to the condensation of steam and, consequently, precipitations.
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Plants have the fewest similarities with the other two groups of organisms.
<h3>Plants vs animals</h3>
Plants generally comprise all living organisms that have chlorophyll and are able to manufacture their own foods by photosynthesis.
Animals, on the other hand, are living organisms that cannot manufacture their foods and are mobile. Animals are either vertebrates or invertebrates.
Plants qualify as living organisms because they are able to feed, excrete, reproduce, grow, respond to stimuli, die, and carry out other basic characteristics of living organisms.
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Too bad there's not the options, but the answer must be the hydroxyl and carbonyl group.
The solubility of sucrose in water as well as organic solvents is very high. In non-aqueous solvents is generally lower. On the other hand, sucrose is not soluble in nonpolar solvents. This solubility in the polar solvent as well as the water is due to the hydroxyl (-OH) and carbonyl (-C = O) functions creating hydrogen bonds with the solvent molecules making it easier to dissolve.
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