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2. What is the process in which rain forms from melted snowflakes? a. sublimation-deposition process c. collision-coalescence process b. Bergeron-Findeisen process d. Hadley-Ferrel process​
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2. What is the process in which rain forms from melted snowflakes? a. sublimation-deposition process c. collision-coalescence process b. Bergeron-Findeisen process d. Hadley-Ferrel process​

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B: Bergeron-Findeisen Process

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2. C

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