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30 January, 11:56

If radiative forcing were to increase in a particular region of Earth, what would you expect to happen to average temperatures? A. Average temperatures would decrease. B. Average temperatures wouldn't change. C. Average temperatures would increase. D. Average temperature isn't related to radiative forcing.

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  1. 30 January, 12:14
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    Hey I am going to say it is b
  2. 30 January, 12:21
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    Average temperature would increase when radioactive forcing increases.

    Answer: Option C

    Explanation:

    Radioactive forcing is defined as the temperature soaked up by earth and the energy emitted back to space. Suppose when temperature increases in a particular region of earth, it interacts with the atmosphere and affects the average temperature of earth thereby increasing the temperature above the present level which consequently increases the global temperature if the situation persists for a long time.
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