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The temperature at which the air can hold no more water is A. the dew point. B. relative humidity. C. runoff. D. evaporation.

The temperature at which the air can hold no more water is A. the dew point. B. relative humidity. C. runoff. D. evaporation.
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The temperature at which the air can hold no more water is

A. the dew point.
B. relative humidity.
C. runoff.
D. evaporation.

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User Suresh Chaudhary
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the answer to this question is B relative humidity!

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User Armin Yahya
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i would pick d

i hope i helped
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