Which of the following locations would contribute to midlatitude cyclogenesis?
A) Where air converges and accelerates as it passes from an upper air ridge to an upper air trough
B) Where air spreads out and accelerates as it passes from an upper air ridge to an upper air trough
C) Where air converges and slows as it passes from an upper air trough to an upper air ridge principles
D) Where air spreads out and accelerates as it passes from an upper air trough to an upper air ridge
D) Where air spreads out and accelerates as it passes from an upper air trough to an upper air ridge
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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A. fissionable Pu-239 is formed as the U-238 absorbs alpha particles from the fissioning U-235. B. fissionable Pu-239 is formed as the U-235 absorbs neutrons from the fissioning U-238. C. fissionable Pu-239 is formed as the U-235 absorbs alpha particles from the fissioning U-238. D. fissionable Pu-239 is formed as the U-238 absorbs neutrons from the fissioning U-235.