Four identical beakers are kept in the conditions given below for an hour. After the time is up, which beaker will have the most amount of water?

Sunny and no wind

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Sunny and windy

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Cloudy and no wind

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Cloudy and windy

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Solution

The correct option is C Cloudy and no wind

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