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Here in my book it is written that humidity is inversely proportional to heat. But after that it is written that greater the temperature more is the water vapour present in it. So how is humidity inversely proportional to heat?

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Answered by omkarjaiswal040

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Therefore, when the actual concentration of water vapor in air is equal to the water vapor concentration at saturation, the relative humidity is 100%. Relative humidity is inversely proportional to temperature. ... As a result, apparent temperature is greater than air temperature as relative humidity rises.

Answered by rajjyoti430

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Relative humidity compares the actual concentration of water vapor in the air with the concentration of water vapor in that same air at saturation. ... Relative humidity is inversely proportional to temperature.

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Here in my book it is written that humidity is inversely proportional to heat. But after that it is written that greater the temperature more is the water vapour present in it. So how is humidity inversely proportional to heat?