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In terms of density and humidity, which conditions characterize a high-pressure area? A.high density, high humidity


B.high density, low humidity


C.low density, low humidity


D.low density, high humidity

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Answer 1
Answer: Answer
A
Source: Meteorologist/Storms spotter & chaser
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

A (high density and high humidity)

Explanation: Hope this helps :)

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What is the resultant displacement of a dog looking for its bone in the yard, if the dog first heads 55° north of west for 10.0 m, and then turns and heads west for 5.00 m?

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Answer:

c = 13.5 m

Explanation:

from the attached diagram, we can apply the cosine rule to get the resultant displacement (c) where

c = \sqrt{a^(2)+b^(2)-2.a.b.cosθ}

  • from the diagram β = 55 degrees because they are alternate angles

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