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saliriagwu

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Cloud seeding is most likely to be successful in areas with:
 
  A) flat terrain.
  B) small, rolling hills.
  C) a continual uplift of air.
  D) clouds that naturally contain some dry ice.

Question 2

The typical snow to rain water equivalent ratio is
 
  A) 10:1.
  B) 1:10.
  C) 100:1.
  D) 1:65.
  E) 3:4.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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