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Of the temperatures given, which one will hold the most water vapor in the air? OA. 40°F OB. 60°F OC. 80°F OD. 100°F
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Of the temperatures given, which one will hold the most water vapor in the air?

OA. 40°F
OB. 60°F
OC. 80°F
OD. 100°F

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Step-by-step explanation:

The warmer the air the more vapor it can hold....as the temp drops , eventually you will reach the 'dew point' and water vapor will condense out of the air

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