If water vapor continued to increase in our atmosphere, what changes would you expect in freshwater lakes? (2 points)
Lake temperatures will decrease along with dissolved oxygen in the water.
Lake temperatures will increase, but dissolved oxygen in the water will decrease.
Lake temperatures will increase along with dissolved oxygen in the water.
Lake temperatures will decrease, but dissolved oxygen in the water will increase.

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kittybasil · Answer

Hello! Any thoughts about potentially correct answer choices? 🙂

dman · Answer

no

kittybasil · Answer

No? You don't have to pick a specific choice, just share any thoughts you have 🌝

dman · Answer

idk the answwer, thats why im asking the question

kittybasil · Answer

I know, just wondering if you have any thoughts that might help us narrow down the answer.

dman · Answer

i dont

kittybasil · Answer

There aren't any relevant discussions in your class/notes or textbook?

dman · Answer

no

kittybasil · Answer

Nothing about water vapor or atmospheric conditions?

dman · Answer

its  summer school

dman · Answer

so we dont got notes its just this

kittybasil · Answer

That's rather rude of them 🤔 If they mean to teach, they should actually teach. Well, that's my opinion anyway.

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As the temperature of the atmosphere rises, more water is evaporated from the surface of the lakes. This causes an increase in the relative humidity leading to more water vapor in the atmosphere. The result is [a decrease in] the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water

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