Answer: The correct options are:
<em>exerts more pressure as it increases
</em>
<em>measures how tightly molecules are packed
</em>
<em>equals mass divided by volume</em>
Explanation:
Air density can be described as mass per unit of volume of the volume of air.
As the altitude increases, the air density tens to decrease. Hence, option A is not correct.
The density of the air determined how many atoms of air can occur in a particular volume, In other words, it determines how tightly or loosely atoms of air are packed in a particular volume.
Hence, when the air density will increase, the molecules will be more tightly packed and the pressure will be more.
Changes in pressure cause wind to blow.
Longitude is the angular distance of a place east or west of the Greenwich meridian, or west of the standard meridian of a celestial object, usually expressed in degrees and minutes.
The Polynesians developed the fine art of navigation by stars, inherited from the early arab navigators. Arabians used hand measures to measure the height of the star above the horizon to determine their latitude according to the angle determined.
IM GUESSING ENTIRELY BECAUSE THE GALAXY IS SO FAR AWAY THAT KNOW BODY EVER SEEN IT ITS IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO MAKE IT THERE ITS ALOT LIGHTYEARS AWAY
