I would say pressure, but it might depend on what you mean by stability. Pressure will tell you how many particles and how energized those particles are, the more particles the higher the pressure, the harder it is to change or remove the atmosphere due to the larger mass of it. Also consistent pressure measurements can tell you how stable the atmosphere in a particular region is. So if stability means how consistent are the weather conditions, pressure can be a good indicator too, differences and changing pressures can cause weather catastrophes like tornados and hurricanes.
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You just have to simpy add the vectors together. Draw a picture to help you. Your verticle run is a vector that has a magntiude of 22m along the x axis with an angle of 0, and your climb has is a vector with a magnitude of 4.8 along the y axis and an angle of 90 degreed with respect to the x axis therefore add all of the x components and y components. you will find that the resultant vector has a xcomponent of 22m and a y component of 4.8m so draw a graph the point will be (22,4.8) and then you can simply measure the angle.
According to cuneiform tablets in the ancient world, straight lines cannot cross, and no motion in the world is not relative. Btw...I KNOW!!! GOT MILK???
When air rises in the atmosphere it gets cooler and is under less pressure. When air cools, it's not able to hold all of the water vapor it once was. Air also can't hold as much water when air pressure drops. The vapor becomes small water droplets or ice crystals and a cloud is formed.
I hope this helps you..
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