What does the lines making a circle around the high-pressure area indicate? A. An occluded front B. Areas of equal altitude C. Areas of equal pressure D. A stationary front

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River Graves

28 June, 13:37

What does the lines making a circle around the high-pressure area indicate? A. An occluded front B. Areas of equal altitude C. Areas of equal pressure D. A stationary front

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Pranav Olson · Answer 1

Pranav Olson 28 June, 17:12

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The answer is would be; C

Kamora Esparza · Answer 2

The answer is; C

These lines that join areas of equal pressure during an air system are called isobars. The black lines in the diagram below are the isobars. They are good indicators of the strength of these systems. The innermost closed lines indicate the positions of relative maxima (high-pressure areas) and minima (low-pressure areas) in the pressure field.