-Refer to the diagram of a simple parcel above. What would the absolute humidity be if the volume were to double? A) 2.5 g/m³ B) 20 g/m³ C) 5 g/m³ D) The absolute humidity would remain unchanged.

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Absolute humidity is the mass of water vapor per unit volume of air. If the volume is doubled but the amount of water vapor remains the same, then the absolute humidity would be halved. Therefore, the new absolute humidity would be 5 g/m³.

-Refer to the Diagram of a Simple Parcel Above