What is air called when its water-vapour content is low?
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Correct answer: Dry
Air with a low amount of water vapour is called dry air. The term refers to moisture content, not necessarily to density, brightness, or temperature. Humid air contains comparatively more water vapour, so “humid” is the opposite of the required condition. A desert commonly has dry air, although dryness can occur in other regions and seasons as well.
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Dry
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Air with a low amount of water vapour is called dry air. The term refers to moisture content, not necessarily to density, brightness, or temperature. Humid air contains comparatively more water vapour, so “humid” is the opposite of the required condition. A desert commonly has dry air, although dryness can occur in other regions and seasons as well.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Introduction to Accounting.
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