As temperature increases, the possible total humidity a. increases. b. decreases. c. increases and then decreases. d. remains the same.

I would have to say it increases because as the temp. increases the humidity should increase.

The Correct Answer is A

Explanation:

If the water vapor content waits for the equivalent and the temperature decreases, the comparative humidity rises. If the water vapor content waits for the equivalent and the temperature increases, the comparative humidity drops. This is because cooler air doesn't need as much moisture to convert immersed as more heated air.

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