9. Describe the relevance of degree of saturation.Please select all answers that apply:a) The degree of saturation is the same as mixing fraction.b) The degree of saturation is the same as mixing ratio.c) The degree of saturation is the same as relative humidity.d) Degree of saturation is the ratio of the mass of the vapor to the maximum mass of the vapor without condensation.e) Mathematically, it can be given by degree of saturation = mvapor/ mNy/Nvapor, satV, sat- 7. Describe the relevance of relative humidity.Please select all answers that apply:a) Relative humidity is the same as absolute humidity.b) Relative humidity is the same as specific humidity.c) Relative humidity is the same as mixing ratio.d) Relative humidity is the ratio of the amount of moisture the air hold to the maximum amount of moisture the aircan hold at the same temperature.e) Mathematically relative humidity can be given by RH = X ,/X v,sat = P v/ p v. sat

ANSWER (9) = OPTION D,E Degree of saturation The degree of saturation denotes the actual…

9. Describe the relevance of degree of saturation. Please select all answers that apply: a) The degree of saturation is the same as mixing fraction. b) The degree of saturation is the same as mixing ratio. c) The degree of saturation is the same as relative humidity. d) Degree of saturation is the ratio of the mass of the vapor to the maximum mass of the vapor without condensation. e) Mathematically, it can be given by degree of saturation = m vapor/ m vapor, sat N,/N. V, sat.

9. Describe the relevance of degree of saturation. Please select all answers that apply: a) The degree of saturation is the same as mixing fraction. b) The degree of saturation is the same as mixing ratio. c) The degree of saturation is the same as relative humidity. d) Degree of saturation is the ratio of the mass of the vapor to the maximum mass of the vapor without condensation. e) Mathematically, it can be given by degree of saturation = m vapor/ m vapor, sat N,/N. V, sat.

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