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In Which Of The Following Best Explains The Decrease In Temperature With Height Within The Lower Layers Of The Atmosphere? - Erudites Academy

In which of the following best explains the decrease in temperature with height within the lower layers of the atmosphere?

by | Aug 10 | Geography WAEC | 0 comments

A. The air receives its heat directly from the sun’s rays
B. The earth is the main source of the heat given up to the air
C. An increase in height is associated with an increase in rainfall
D. There are always water particles in the air at high altitudes
E. There is little mixing of air at higher altitudes

Correct Answer:

Option B – The earth is the main source of the heat given up to the air

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