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Question Answered step-by-step 1. Which force(s) does not act on a stationary body? a. Friction… 1. Which force(s) does not act on a stationary body?  a.Friction force  b.Centripetal force  c.A, B and C  d.Gravity  e.Coriolis force 2. Surface high pressure tends to cause:  A.Hurricanes  B.None of these  C.Stormy weather  D.Nice weather  E.Tornadoes 3.Neglecting all other forces, if the pressure gradient force doubles in magnitude, then A.none of the above  B.the wind moves in a circle with double the radius.  C.the winds experience double the friction.  D.the wind speed doubles in magnitude.  E.the wind changes direction. 4.Geostrophic flow: A.Is non of the above.  B.Is a balance of the pressure gradient force and the coriolis force  C.Is an imbalance of the pressure gradient force, frictional force and the centripetal force.  D.Is a balance of the pressure gradient force, the coriolis force and the centripetal force.  E.Is an imbalance of the frictional force, the centripetal force and the coriolis force. 5. Consider a parcel of air that is cooling as the day moves into the night and the temperature drops. Assuming the dew point is not reached and there is no mixing of the air parcel with another, the absolute humidity will ________ while the relative humidity will ______  A.none of these  B.increase, decrease  C.remain constant, increase  D.remain the same, remain the same  E.decrease, remain constant    Science Earth Science ATM 102 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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