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If the environmental lapse rate were 5oC per 1000 m and the temperature at the Earth’s surface was 17oC, then the air temperature at 3000 m above the ground would be: Select one…

If the environmental lapse rate were 5oC per 1000 m and the temperature at the Earth’s surface was 17oC, then the air temperature at 3000 m above the ground would be: Select one…
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If the environmental lapse rate were 5oC per 1000 m and the temperature at the Earth’s surface was 17oC, then the air temperature at 3000 m above the ground would be: Select one: a. 2oC b. 12oC c. 22oC d. 32oC

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A. 2oC

The air temperature at 3000 m above the ground would be 2°C (option a).

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