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Use the table of temperatures from several areas to complete the statement. Area Temperature (ºC) X 22 Y 18 Z 18 Air will move...Asked by loaf
Use the table of temperatures from several areas to complete the statement.
Area Temperature (ºC)
X 22
Y 18
Z 18
Air will move from _____.
(1 point)
Responses
area Z to area Y
area Z to area Y
area X to area Z
area X to area Z
area Y to area X
area Y to area X
area Y to area Z
area Y to area Z
Area Temperature (ºC)
X 22
Y 18
Z 18
Air will move from _____.
(1 point)
Responses
area Z to area Y
area Z to area Y
area X to area Z
area X to area Z
area Y to area X
area Y to area X
area Y to area Z
area Y to area Z
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Answered by
loaf
wrong pick one from the answers i gave you
Use the table of temperatures from several areas to complete the statement.
Area Temperature (ºC)
X 22
Y 18
Z 18
Air will move from _____.
(1 point)
Responses
area Z to area Y
area Z to area Y
area X to area Z
area X to area Z
area Y to area X
area Y to area X
area Y to area Z
area Y to area Z
Use the table of temperatures from several areas to complete the statement.
Area Temperature (ºC)
X 22
Y 18
Z 18
Air will move from _____.
(1 point)
Responses
area Z to area Y
area Z to area Y
area X to area Z
area X to area Z
area Y to area X
area Y to area X
area Y to area Z
area Y to area Z
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Air will move from **area X to area Y**.
Air generally moves from areas of higher temperature (and therefore lower pressure) to areas of lower temperature (and higher pressure) to equalize the temperature differences. In this case, area X (22ºC) is warmer than both area Y and area Z (18ºC each).
Air generally moves from areas of higher temperature (and therefore lower pressure) to areas of lower temperature (and higher pressure) to equalize the temperature differences. In this case, area X (22ºC) is warmer than both area Y and area Z (18ºC each).
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Air will move from **area Z to area Y**.
Both area Y and area Z have the same temperature, but air can still move due to other factors such as slight differences in pressure. In this case, moving from area Z to area Y is a valid option.
Both area Y and area Z have the same temperature, but air can still move due to other factors such as slight differences in pressure. In this case, moving from area Z to area Y is a valid option.