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Which type of air mass is associated with cold, dry conditions?

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CBSE
Class 11
Geography
Fundamentals of Physical Geography
Atmospheric Circulation and We...
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Which type of air mass is asso...

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Which type of air mass is associated with cold, dry conditions?

1

Maritime tropical

2

Continental tropical

3

Continental polar

4

Maritime polar

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