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If atmospheric water vapour becomes very low, which process will be most directly affected?

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Correct answer: Cloud and rainfall formation

Water vapour is the gaseous form of water and a necessary raw material for cloud formation. As moist air rises and cools, water vapour condenses into droplets or ice crystals; their growth can produce clouds and precipitation. If atmospheric water vapour becomes very low, this condensation pathway is reduced, so cloud and rainfall formation are directly affected. The other choices concern properties or proportions that do not depend immediately on water vapour.

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AtmosphereWater VapourRainfallTheory Base Of AccountingAccountancyClass 11 Mcq

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Cloud and rainfall formation

Why is this the correct answer?

Water vapour is the gaseous form of water and a necessary raw material for cloud formation. As moist air rises and cools, water vapour condenses into droplets or ice crystals; their growth can produce clouds and precipitation. If atmospheric water vapour becomes very low, this condensation pathway is reduced, so cloud and rainfall formation are directly affected. The other choices concern properties or proportions that do not depend immediately on water vapour.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.

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