Physics, 20.10.2020 02:01 josephvcarter
Which answer best explains why clouds usually form high in the sky?
It is cool enough for the water vapor to begin condensing
It is warm enough for the water vapor to begin condensing
It is dry enough for precipitation to form from
it is dry enough for water vapor to form a cloud
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Which answer best explains why clouds usually form high in the sky?
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