Question

help me now

Answer 1

due today plz

Answer 2

@slipknot3066 e.e

Answer 3

Elsa I'm not good in Science...

Answer 4

e.e

Answer 5

I haven't studied meteorology in-depth, but I can guide you through.

For q1, do you know the difference between relative humidities?
Option 1 - bathroom mirror gets foggy - that suggests that the water vapor concentration in air is high. So that would be a higher relative humidity or lower?
2 - Most bacteria thrive in warmer temperatures and more humid environment to support their metabolism. So no mold means less humid, correct?
3 - Sweating profusely - high H2O concentration so would that be more humid or less humid?
4 - The keyword is that it's drying quickly. That means the water concentration in air is low. What do you think?
5 - Feeling comfortable outside ... - Usually ppl are more comfortable in less humid environments (I mean I don't know anyone who isn't) and although it can be hot, there can also be less water vapor concentration in the air. I'd go for low to avg RH
6 - Jet airplane condensation - I'm not too sure about that but I'm leaning towards High RH
7 - That's straight up High RH

q2 Like I said I don't know anything about meteorology (all I know comes from personal experience), but I think you need to look at the temperatures, refer to the table, and use the saturation and put it in a formula. Idk, sorry.

Answer 6

I can be of assistance.

Answer 7

To make things simple, if it is something that resembles a hot moist environment it would be considered related to humidity. Using that as a guide it should be fairly simple

Answer 8

thank you @jsvsl7