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3 years ago

I live by a beach on the north Pacific Coast. Temperatures are _ and humidity is _.

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Anna [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

I live by a beach on the north Pacific Coast. Temperatures are Mild(warm) and Humidity is high.

the temperature in North Pacific Coast, according to weather reports, North Pacific coast's temperature is classified as mild to average. And In case of, humidity or the amount of water vapor present per dry air is high. So, can say that Option C Mild; high is correct option.

Bogdan [553]3 years ago

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I live by a beach on the north Pacific Coast. Temperatures are ___ and humidity is ___.

A). Mild; low

B). Extreme; low

C). Mild; high

D). Extreme; high

Answer is A

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