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Which Cloud Type Would Most Likely Form in Absolutely Stable

Question 53

Question 53

Multiple Choice

Which cloud type would most likely form in absolutely stable air?


A) cumulus congestus
B) cumulonimbus
C) stratus
D) altocumulus

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