In the stratosphere, the air temperature normally: Options: A . &nbspDecreases with increasing height B . &nbspIncreases with increasing height C . &nbspBoth increases and decreases depending on the season D . &nbspCannot be measured

In the stratosphere, the air temperature normally:

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In the stratosphere, the air temperature normally:

Options:

A . Decreases with increasing height

B . Increases with increasing height

C . Both increases and decreases depending on the season

D . Cannot be measured

Answer: Option B

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