Multiple Choice
As a hurricane forms,the air ____________________.
A) rises,cools,and releases latent heat,cooling down the hurricane's core
B) rises,cools,and releases latent heat,heating up the hurricane's core
C) rises,warms,and releases latent heat,heating up the core and adding energy to the storm
D) falls,cools,and releases latent heat,heating up the core and adding energy to the storm
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