If an option calls the exosphere the main rainfall region, why would it be wrong?
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Correct answer: Water vapour and clouds needed for rainfall are mainly in the troposphere
Most atmospheric water vapour, cloud development, and vertical mixing occur in the troposphere, the lowest layer heated by Earth’s surface. Consequently, ordinary condensation and rainfall are primarily tropospheric processes. The exosphere is an extremely thin outer region with particles widely separated, so it cannot be the main rainfall zone. Option B reverses the fact, option C gives a false location, and option D incorrectly denies tropospheric moisture.
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Water vapour and clouds needed for rainfall are mainly in the troposphere
Why is this the correct answer?
Most atmospheric water vapour, cloud development, and vertical mixing occur in the troposphere, the lowest layer heated by Earth’s surface. Consequently, ordinary condensation and rainfall are primarily tropospheric processes. The exosphere is an extremely thin outer region with particles widely separated, so it cannot be the main rainfall zone. Option B reverses the fact, option C gives a false location, and option D incorrectly denies tropospheric moisture.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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