Fog can form through each of the following ways EXCEPT Question 7 options:

A. increasing the moisture content until vapor pressure reaches the water-vapor capacity

B. by cooling the air until it reaches the dew-point (or frost-point) temperature

C. a combination of cooling and increasing humidity

D. decreasing the moisture content of the air and increasing temperature

The correct answer is the letter D. decreasing the moisture content of the air and increasing temperature

Explanation:

Fog is the result of air humidity, or water vapor in the atmosphere. The mist that forms in the morning is the result of water that changes from a gaseous to a liquid state. It is characterized by a cluster of water droplets, which give rise to a type of cloud that is very close to the Earth's surface arising from the cooling of the air during the night. Thus, it is formed by the suspension of water droplets in an air layer close to the ground. Thus, fog can be considered a cloud that comes into contact with the ground.

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