Why do clouds tend to form well above the ground? A. It is cooler up there. B. The air pressure is lower. C. That is the condensation point. D. The relative humidity is too high near the ground

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Why do clouds tend to form well above the ground?

A. It is cooler up there.
B. The air pressure is lower.
C. That is the condensation point.
D. The relative humidity is too high near the ground

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C. That is the condensation point

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c that is the condensation point

Zahid Khan answered Apr 9, 2017

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