What does the satellite-related clue in the exosphere indicate?
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Correct answer: It is the outer and very rarefied atmospheric region
The exosphere is the outermost, extremely rarefied part of the atmosphere, where particles are so widely separated that it gradually merges with outer space. The satellite clue points to this high-altitude region and makes option A correct. Rain and most clouds belong to the troposphere, the main ozone concentration is in the stratosphere, and the first atmospheric layer is the troposphere.
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It is the outer and very rarefied atmospheric region
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The exosphere is the outermost, extremely rarefied part of the atmosphere, where particles are so widely separated that it gradually merges with outer space. The satellite clue points to this high-altitude region and makes option A correct. Rain and most clouds belong to the troposphere, the main ozone concentration is in the stratosphere, and the first atmospheric layer is the troposphere.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Theory Base of Accounting.
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