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Chemistry, 21.09.2021 09:00 shmote12

NEED HELP ASAP Below is an image that is displaying the temperature and altitude of Earth's atmospheric layers.

In which 2 layers of the atmosphere does temperature increase as altitude increases?

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Stratosphere and Thermosphere

Troposphere and Stratosphere

Thermosphere and Troposphere

Mesosphere and Troposphere


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Below is an image that is displaying the temperature and altitude of Earth's atmos

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