Rising water vapor that meets cold air and turns into water droplets is known as: a. dehydration b. evaporation c. precipitation d. condensation

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Rising water vapor that meets cold air and turns into water

droplets is known as:
a. dehydration
b. evaporation
c. precipitation
d. condensation

Rising water vapor that meets cold air and turns into water droplets is known as: a-example-1

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