Asked by Eric

Cumulus clouds have flat bases and lumpy tops. The tops are usually 1 mile above sea level. To find the height in feet of the base of a cumulus cloud, you can use the formula: height = 222 (air temperature - dew-point temperature). The air and dew-point temperatures are in degrees Fahrenheit.

a. Find the height of the base of a cumulus cloud when the air temperature is 80°F and the dew-point temperature is 70°F.
b. Suppose the dew point drops and the air temperature remains constant. What happens to the height of the base of the cloud? Explain.
Answered by bobpursley
Is there any reason you can't try this on your own? You are given the formula.
Answered by Eric
I have NO time at all. I'm not getting into details. I need the answer immediately please.
Answered by bobpursley
Well, it appears to me you are answer grazing or taking a test. Sorry. I will be happy to critique your thinking or work, but I am fairly certain you do not want that.
Answered by Answerman.
It's homework. But I have to be somewhere really soon and I have to have this finished by then. I don't understand this question!
Answered by bobpursley
b. doesn't require much thinking.
h=222(constant-variable) so if the variable gets smaller, the ( ) gets larger, so h gets larger (higher).
a. Simple calculator work. You can also punch in the

222(80-70) in the google search window and it will do it for you.
Answered by Answerman.
Ohhh! Thank you!
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