Author Question: The wind chill index A) fails to account for a human body's sensible heat loss and the potential ... (Read 138 times)

V@ndy87 · **on:** Jul 14, 2018

The wind chill index

A) fails to account for a human body's sensible heat loss and the potential warming effect of sunlight on the body
B) accounts for a human body's sensible heat loss and also the potential warming effect of sunlight on the body
C) accounts for a human body's sensible heat loss but not the potential warming effect of sunlight on the body.
D) is always less than the temperature, even when there is no wind.

Question 2

The temperature sounding shown in this thermodynamic diagram reveals INSERT FIGURE 3-31. NO CAPTION

A) no temperature inversions
B) one temperature inversion
C) more than one temperature inversion