If place A lies at the height of 2500 meters above the sea level and its surface temperature is 20 degree celcious, estimate the temperature place B at the height of 1500masl? justify? ​

14°C

Explanation:

Place A = 2500 m = 20°C

Place B = 1500 m = ? °C

First of all, we know that the air temperature decreases with 6°C at every 1000 m.

So, now it is easy to find the temperature from place B.

If in place A, at 2500 m is 20°C, then at place B the temperature will be with 6°C lower.

Place B = 20°C - 6°C = 14°C

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