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Which describes a difference between high-pressure and low-pressure systems?(1 point)
Responses
In low-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate.
In low-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate. - no response given
In high-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate.
In high-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate. - no response given
In low-pressure systems, surface air moves outward.
In low-pressure systems, surface air moves outward. - no response given
In high-pressure systems, air converges on one area.
Responses
In low-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate.
In low-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate. - no response given
In high-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate.
In high-pressure systems, the water droplets in clouds evaporate. - no response given
In low-pressure systems, surface air moves outward.
In low-pressure systems, surface air moves outward. - no response given
In high-pressure systems, air converges on one area.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct response that describes a difference between high-pressure and low-pressure systems is:
**In high-pressure systems, air converges on one area.**
In low-pressure systems, air converges (moves inward) toward the center, while in high-pressure systems, air moves outward from the center.
**In high-pressure systems, air converges on one area.**
In low-pressure systems, air converges (moves inward) toward the center, while in high-pressure systems, air moves outward from the center.
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