Question - : The proportion of relative humidity changes according to altitude.
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hey dude here is your answer
with increasing altitude the air becomes thin and the atmospheric pressure drops to lower level gradually
The humidity that can be held by the air by high altitude decrease by amount
Atmospheric pressure varies with humidity because the air can't hold high amount of water vapour in it
hope you understood.
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with increasing altitude the air becomes thin and the atmospheric pressure drops to lower level gradually
The humidity that can be held by the air by high altitude decrease by amount
Atmospheric pressure varies with humidity because the air can't hold high amount of water vapour in it
hope you understood.
#be # brainly #Ashi
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so the answer to your question is very simple
so firstly we must know what is humidity
so the humidity is the amount of water vapour presents in air
then the second thing we must know how is it created
so it is created by the sun rays falling into the oceans and big lake and river because we could see better evaporation in large surface area the reason is as the sun rays falls into the water bodies and the water becomes hot and suddenly gets to evaporate
so you might have also listened about buoyancy and density therefore the air molecules with greater density which means of higher humid air tends to be down as compare to lighter onces molecules having lesser humidity because they get higher buoyant force
so therefore by this we can say that the level of humidity changes with altitude
sorry I couldn't finish it in short because I taught that I would tell you it clearly
THANKYOU
JAI HIND
VANDE MATRAM
BHARAT MATA KI JAY
so firstly we must know what is humidity
so the humidity is the amount of water vapour presents in air
then the second thing we must know how is it created
so it is created by the sun rays falling into the oceans and big lake and river because we could see better evaporation in large surface area the reason is as the sun rays falls into the water bodies and the water becomes hot and suddenly gets to evaporate
so you might have also listened about buoyancy and density therefore the air molecules with greater density which means of higher humid air tends to be down as compare to lighter onces molecules having lesser humidity because they get higher buoyant force
so therefore by this we can say that the level of humidity changes with altitude
sorry I couldn't finish it in short because I taught that I would tell you it clearly
THANKYOU
JAI HIND
VANDE MATRAM
BHARAT MATA KI JAY
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