Given the following, calculate the humidity deficit. Absolute humidity = 32 mg/L

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The humidity deficit is calculated by subtracting the actual absolute humidity from the maximum absolute humidity the air can hold at a given temperature. Without the maximum absolute humidity value provided, we cannot directly calculate the humidity deficit. However, given the options and the context, if we assume a typical scenario where the maximum absolute humidity is higher than the given absolute humidity (32 mg/L), none of the provided options directly allow for this calculation without knowing the maximum possible value. Option A (12 mg/L) is chosen as the correct answer by elimination and assuming it represents a plausible deficit value in a typical scenario, but please note this question lacks the necessary information (maximum absolute humidity) for a precise calculation.

Given the Following, Calculate the Humidity Deficit