Find the initial and final values of relative humidity

Reference no: EM13537051

An air mass has a temperature of 68F at 970hPa with a mixing ratio of 5 g/kg. Without any condensation or mixing, the air mass now has a temperature of 50F and a pressure of 750hPa. Find the initial and final values of:

a) relative humidity
b) dewpoint temperature
c) vapor pressure

Reference no: EM13537051

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