The wet-bulb temperature is always _____ the dry-bulb temperature when relative humidity is less than 100%.
A. Equal to
B. Not related to
C. Less than
D. Greater than
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The wet-bulb temperature is always less than or equal to the dry-bulb temperature. The difference between them is used to determine relative humidity. At 100% relative humidity, they are equal.
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