The temperature at 3000 feet on the windward side is 20°F
However, in science, windward is upwind from the point of reference; meaning towards the direction from which the wind is coming;
<h3>What temperature?</h3>
Temperature simply refers to the degree of hotness or coldness of a body.
The instrument used for measuring temperature is thermometer.
So therefore, the temperature at 3000 feet on the windward side is 20°F
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The most appropriate answer, i believe, would be C. There's tremendous biodiversity in the plant life of the tropical rain-forest.<span />
Africa has a large extent of tropical seasonal forests and savannas; a band runs through sub-saharan Africa and runs down the eastern coast with another band extending across the continent south of the tropical rainforest. There are extensive areas of these biomes in India, southeast Asia, and northern Australia as well.
