The pattern of weather in an area over a long period of time is called 'climate'. <em>(B)</em>
In other words:
-- What it's like outside your house today, in the middle of March, is the 'weather'.
-- The 100-years average of what it's like outside your house in the middle of March is the 'climate'.
Answer:
Barometer is an instrument used to measure the atmospheric pressure.
Explanation:
- Torricelli did an experiment by filling a one meter long test tube completely with mercury. He took a beaker with some amount of mercury in it and inverted the test tube filled with mercury by closing its open end into the mercury of beaker ensuring that no bubble is trapped into the mercury of test tube during the process.
- This experiment was performed at normal temperature and pressure. Now some of the mercury from the test tube fell down into the beaker through the open end until the level becomes stagnant and this denotes the atmospheric pressure in terms of mercury column.
- There was a vacuum created at the top of the test tube called torricellian vacuum which holds back the remaining mercury height and the rest of the mercury level in the beaker is facing the atmospheric pressure.
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If you mean climate change. Then scientists can study it by seeing where places and things are eroded.
