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Which term defines the amount of water that is in the air compared to how much water the air could hold at a given temperature? A. frost B. humidity C. relative humidity D. dew
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Which term defines the amount of water that is in the air compared to how much water the air could hold at a given temperature? A. frost B. humidity C. relative humidity D. dew

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I think it's C. relative humidity.
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