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TSC 113 Midterm 1 Exam |questions & Answers Passed with Grade A
  • TSC 113 Midterm 1 Exam |questions & Answers Passed with Grade A

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  • What are the 2 main divisions of clouds? -Normal and Special What are Cumuliform Clouds? -Normal Clouds - look like stacks of cotton balls - associated with updrafts (warm air rising) What are some hazards of Cumuliform Clouds? -- strong updrafts - thunderstorms From smallest to largest rank cumuliform clouds -1. Cumulus Humilis 2. Cumulus Mediocris 3. Cumulus Congestus 4. Cumulonimbus
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ATSC 113 Midterm 1 | 130 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update | 22 Pages
  • ATSC 113 Midterm 1 | 130 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Verified | Latest Update | 22 Pages

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  • What are the 2 main divisions of clouds? - Normal and Special What are Cumuliform Clouds? - Normal Clouds - look like stacks of cotton balls - associated with updrafts (warm air rising) What are some hazards of Cumuliform Clouds? - - strong updrafts - thunderstorms From smallest to largest rank cumuliform clouds - 1. Cumulus Humilis 2. Cumulus Mediocris 3. Cumulus Congestus 4. Cumulonimbus
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ATSC final questions and answers graded A+
  • ATSC final questions and answers graded A+

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  • ATSC final questions and answers graded A+ types of normal clouds convection/ cumuliform (cotton balls) & layer/stratiform (blanket) convection/ cumuliform clouds Forms when warm humid air rises through cooler surrounding air in the atmosphere. have relatively flat bases that are somewhat near to the ground form wherever the air at ground level is colder than the ground or ocean-surface hazard- there is usually an updraft that starts near ground level and extends up into the cloud and weak d...
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Atsc 113 final exam question and answers 2023 updated
  • Atsc 113 final exam question and answers 2023 updated

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  • Atsc 113 final exam question and answers 2023 updatedFLYING SECTION: normal clouds - correct answer - classified into two categories 1. convective clouds/ cumuliform clouds (Cu) - look like stacks of cotton balls -- are associated with updrafts 2. layer clouds/ stratiform clouds (St) - look like sheets or blankets that can extend hundreds of kilometers horizontally. cumuliform clouds - correct answer cumuliform continued - correct answer - form when warm humid air rises through...
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ATSC 113 Midterm 1| 130 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
  • ATSC 113 Midterm 1| 130 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

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  • What are the 2 main divisions of clouds? correct answer: Normal and Special What are Cumuliform Clouds? correct answer: Normal Clouds - look like stacks of cotton balls - associated with updrafts (warm air rising) What are some hazards of Cumuliform Clouds? correct answer: - strong updrafts - thunderstorms From smallest to largest rank cumuliform clouds correct answer: 1. Cumulus Humilis 2. Cumulus Mediocris 3. Cumulus Congestus 4. Cumulonimbus What are Stratiform Clouds? c...
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ATSC 113 Fly C Exam Questions with Correct Answers
  • ATSC 113 Fly C Exam Questions with Correct Answers

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  • ATSC 113 Fly C Exam Questions with Correct Answers Ice crystal icing - Answer-ice instantly melting and refreezing on turbine blades; most commonly when jet aircraft fly at high altitudes through ice-crystal tops of tropical thunderstorms fronts - Answer-boundary between warmer and cooler air; rotates around a low-pressure center (frontogenesis, frontolysis) If cold advances = cold front If cold retreats = warm front If boundary doesn't move = stationary front If cold front merges wi...
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ATSC 113 FLYING EXAM | QUESTIONS &  ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE |  GRADED A+
  • ATSC 113 FLYING EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+

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  • 1 ATSC 113 FLYING EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ VFR Correct Answer: Visual flight rules = fly by mostly looking out the window; need good visibility and stay out of clouds; all pilots learn how to fly VFR VFC Correct Answer: "Visual Meteorological Conditions = weather that is good enough to fly VFR --> horizontal visibility of 3 statute miles or more, ceiling of 1000 feet above airport" Flying into couds VFR Correct Answer: "ignore balanc...
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ATSC 113 FLYING LATEST UPDATE ALREADY PASSED
  • ATSC 113 FLYING LATEST UPDATE ALREADY PASSED

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  • ATSC 113 FLYING LATEST UPDATE ALREADY PASSED what are the two types of clouds normal and special what are the two types of normal clouds CU and ST convective/cumiliform (CU) = clouds that look like a stack of cotton balls and are associated with updrafts Layer/stratiform (ST) = clouds that look like sheets or blankets and can extend hundreds of km horizontally how do convective/cumiliform (CU) clouds form (normal clouds type 1) CU clouds form when warm humid air rises through cooler surround...
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ATSC Flying Questions and Answers with Verified Solutions
  • ATSC Flying Questions and Answers with Verified Solutions

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  • ATSC Flying Questions and Answers with Verified Solutions Visual Flight Rules (VFR) Flying by looking out of the window Visual Flight Conditions (VFC) Acceptable weather for VFR Ceiling minimum for Canada and USA for VFR? 1000 ft Minimum horizontal visibility for VFR? 3 statute miles Can you fly into clouds with VFR? No Marginal VFR (MVFR) VFR allowed, but there is low visibility and/or the cloud base is low Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) Flying by mostly using instruments and instructions ...
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ATSC Learning Goals question and answers graded A+ 2023 updated
  • ATSC Learning Goals question and answers graded A+ 2023 updated

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  • ATSC Learning Goals question and answers graded A+ 2023 updated1a. Identify & classify clouds, and relate them to local and larger-scale weather systems and to potential hazards to aircraft - correct answer Clouds can be normal or special. There are two types of normal clouds. Cumuliform (connective clouds) are puffy and associated with updrafts Form when humid air rises through cooler air This can occur when the air at the ground is colder than the surface (ex. Air above the ocean is...
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