If an option calls the stratosphere the main rainfall zone why would it be wrong?
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Correct answer: Because main rainfall and cloud formation occur in the troposphere
The troposphere is the principal weather-making layer because it contains most atmospheric water vapour and is strongly mixed by convection. Cooling, condensation, cloud formation, and precipitation therefore occur mainly there. The stratosphere contains comparatively little water vapour and has stable, layered air, so it is not the normal main rainfall zone. The other statements are factually wrong: the stratosphere is not inside Earth, it does contain gases, and it lies below—not above—the exosphere. Option A is correct.
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Because main rainfall and cloud formation occur in the troposphere
Why is this the correct answer?
The troposphere is the principal weather-making layer because it contains most atmospheric water vapour and is strongly mixed by convection. Cooling, condensation, cloud formation, and precipitation therefore occur mainly there. The stratosphere contains comparatively little water vapour and has stable, layered air, so it is not the normal main rainfall zone. The other statements are factually wrong: the stratosphere is not inside Earth, it does contain gases, and it lies below—not above—the exosphere. Option A is correct.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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