この天気記号の問題で、風力で矢羽の長さって変わるんですか？

解答 STEP 1 整理しよう 3 2186 072 (3) ペットボトル内の圧 (2) 小さくなる。 圧よりも小さくなった 大気圧 1① (1) 誌 P.72~73 風力3, くもり PART ② 次の (1) ~ (8) を天気図の記号で表そう。 (1) 北の風 (2) 西北西の風 OTI (5) 南南東の風 風力12, 雨 = 北4 北千 3 2 (1) ア (2) 先がとがった方が指 面積が小さいから。 風力 8, 晴れ (6) 西の風 風力2 ℃ [14] 北4 (3) 南西の風 風力1, 快晴 (7) 北西の風 3 湿度表 » PART 1 湿度表を参考にして,次の に当てはまる数値を書こう。 乾球の示度が25.0℃ 湿球示度が21.0℃のときの湿度は何%か。 乾球と湿球示度の差 ① 25.0 21.0 °C - 2 P･･･低気圧 (3) 等圧線の間隔がせまい 3 (1) 1016hPa Q･･･ 高気圧 (2) Y点 (4) 4.0 よって, この値と乾球の示度 ④ 25 交差する値を読みとって, 湿度は⑤ 68 となる。 °C 風力4,雪 ℃の 北 % (5) P...7 (4) 北北東 » PART 2 湿度表を参考にして,次の (1) ~ (3) を求めよう。 (1) 乾球の示度が23.0℃ 湿球示度が21.0℃のときの湿度は何%か。 乾球と湿球示度の差=23.0℃-21.0℃ = 2.0℃ 乾球の示度23℃との交差する値を読みとると, 湿度は83% (2) 乾球の示度が20.0℃ 湿球示度が15.0℃のときの湿度は何%か。 乾球と湿球示度の差=20.0℃ -15.0℃=5.0℃ 乾球の示度20℃との交差する値を読みとると、 湿度は56% (3) 乾湿計が右の図の温度を示したときの湿度は何%か の風 風力6. くもり (8) 南東の風 56 100 92 |100| 91 23 100 91 83 22 |10091 82 100 91 100 90 21 82 20 81 Ç... 0 風力5,晴れ 乾球の乾球と湿球示度の差[℃] 示度 [℃〕 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 26 100 92 84 76 69 62 25 84 76 68 61 24 83 75 67 60 % (6) ア 75 67 59 7466 58 73 65 57 72 64 56 83 % ANCORA 東

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