Which is the correct relationship between condensation and precipitation?

Correct answer: संघनन बादल बूंदें बनाता है और बड़ी बूंदें वर्षा बन सकती हैं

Correct answer: A. Condensation is the change of water vapour into tiny liquid water droplets or, in very cold conditions, ice crystals. When moist air cools to its saturation level, these tiny particles gather around dust or other small particles and form clouds. Cloud droplets are initially too small and light to fall as rain. They may collide, join together, and grow larger. When the drops become heavy enough, gravity makes them fall as precipitation, such as rain. Thus, condensation helps create the cloud material from which precipitation can develop, but condensation alone does not guarantee rain; the droplets must grow sufficiently. Option A is correct because it states this sequence accurately. Option B is wrong because condensation generally supports cloud formation rather than always stopping rain. Option C reverses the usual sequence: clouds normally form before rainfall. Option D is wrong because both processes are directly connected with atmospheric water vapour. Memory cue: condensation makes the cloud; growing cloud particles may make the precipitation.