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Why is it scientifically incomplete to treat cloud and precipitation as the same process?

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Correct answer: A cloud is a group of condensed particles and precipitation occurs when they become fallable

Answer: A. A cloud is a visible collection of tiny liquid droplets, ice crystals, or both, held in the atmosphere. Cloud formation usually involves cooling and condensation, but the particles may remain too small to fall. Precipitation is a later or additional process in which droplets or crystals grow sufficiently, overcome air resistance and updrafts, and descend to the ground. Thus the two processes are connected but not identical. B is false because many clouds produce no heavy rain. C is unrelated to atmospheric precipitation, and D is false because clouds contain condensed water or ice. Memory cue: cloud means “suspended particles”; precipitation means “particles falling.”

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CloudsPrecipitationProcess DifferenceClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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