The stratosphere is generally considered to extend up to about which height?
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Correct answer: 50 km
The stratosphere generally begins near 10–12 km above Earth’s surface and extends upward to approximately 50 km, where the stratopause begins. Thus option C gives the accepted approximate upper limit. About 13 km is near the upper part of the troposphere, 80 km is much higher in the atmosphere, and 1000 km is far beyond the usual stratospheric range.
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50 km
Why is this the correct answer?
The stratosphere generally begins near 10–12 km above Earth’s surface and extends upward to approximately 50 km, where the stratopause begins. Thus option C gives the accepted approximate upper limit. About 13 km is near the upper part of the troposphere, 80 km is much higher in the atmosphere, and 1000 km is far beyond the usual stratospheric range.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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