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Why does water vapor condense at higher elevations? A. cooling causes condensation B. faster particle activity C. due to a chemical change D. due to a chemical reaction
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Why does water vapor

condense at higher
elevations?
A. cooling causes condensation
B. faster particle activity
C. due to a chemical change
D. due to a chemical reaction

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Answer:

A. cooling causes condensation

Step-by-step explanation:

air is cooler at higher altitude in the troposphere.

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