Question

Most deserts on Earth are located near the 30° north and 30° south latitudes because humidity is lower at 30°. The best explanation for the lower humidity is that

Responses

warm air rises at 90° latitude, cools, and sinks at 30°

cool air rises at 30° latitude, warms, and sinks at the equator

warm air rises at the equator, cools, and sinks at 30° latitude

trade winds transfer moisture away from 30° latitude

rain-shadow effects are most pronounced at 30° latitude

Answer 1

warm air rises at 90° laitude,cools and sinks at 30°

Step-by-step explanation:

When the air near the surface of land gets hot then it goes up n cool there n sinks at 30°

Answer 2

warm air rises at 90° latitude, cools,and sinks at 30°