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If air contains more water vapour, how will the humidity be?

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Correct answer: High

Answer: B, high. Humidity describes the amount of water vapour in the air or, depending on the type of humidity, its relationship to the air’s moisture-holding capacity. If the amount of water vapour increases while other conditions are considered the same, the air is generally described as more humid. A, low, would mean relatively little moisture in the air. C, zero, would mean no water vapour, which is not the situation described. D, negative, is not a meaningful ordinary description of the amount of atmospheric water vapour. Remember that relative humidity also depends on temperature: warm air can hold more vapour, so the same actual amount may produce different relative-humidity values at different temperatures. Nevertheless, for this basic question, more water vapour means higher humidity. Memory cue: more moisture in the air means more humid air.

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GeographyHumidityWater VapourMoistureEvaporationAnd CondensationHumidity Evaporation And CondensationWater In The AtmosphereClass 12 Mcq

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