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A front is a type of collision in which cold dense air displaces warm air and forces the warm air up along a long steep slope. A. STATIONARY B.OCCLUDED C.WARM D.COLD NEED ANSWER NOW
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A front is a type of collision in which cold dense air displaces warm air and forces the warm air up along a long steep slope.

A. STATIONARY
B.OCCLUDED
C.WARM
D.COLD
NEED ANSWER NOW

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The answer is D. Cold. A cold front is defined as a transition zone where cold air replaces warm air.
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