Suppose you had two identical jars, one containing air at 15°C and one containing air at 26°C. If both had relative humidity of 100%:Question 4Select one:More information is required to know which jar has more water vapourThe first jar would contain more water vapourThe second jar would contain more water vapourBoth jars would contain the same amount of water vapour

Suppose that we have a parcel of air that had relative humidity below 100%, and the amount of water vapour within it is increased (for example, if the parcel of air were over a lake). Which one of the following statements is true?Question 13Select one:a.If the temperature of the air does not change, the relative humidity will increase.b.If the temperature decreases, the relative humidity will decrease.c.If the temperature of the air does not change, the relative humidity will decrease.d.The relative humidity will increase regardless of any temperature changes.e.None of the above

Which among the following statements is/are correct about Humidity?1. It is defined as amount of water vapour present in air2. The capacity of air to absorb water vapour decreases with increase in temperature.Select the correct code from the options given below: Only 1 Only 2 Both 1 & 2 Neither 1 & 2

If air temperature = dew point, then relative humidity =  ____%. 501000

If the air temperature is 33 Degrees and the dewpoint is 33 Degrees, what is the value for relative humidity?50 %0 %80%100 %

As air temperature cools to dewpoint temperature, relative humiditystays the sameincreasesdecreases