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How does temperature change with the passage of a frontal wave?

a) Temperature increases
b) Temperature decreases
c) Temperature remains constant
d) Temperature fluctuates randomly

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Final answer:

Temperature decreases with the passage of a frontal wave due to the decrease in masses of particles.

Step-by-step explanation:

When a frontal wave passes, there are changes in temperature. In general, temperature decreases with the passage of a frontal wave. This is because the masses of the particles decrease, and although the speed remains the same, the decrease in masses causes a decrease in temperature. Therefore, the correct answer is b) Temperature decreases.

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