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Sahara - Formation and Features

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In the Sahara desert, moisture __________.

A

does not exist

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evaporates faster than it accumulates

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evaporates slower than it accumulates

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does not evaporate at a very fast rate

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Solution

The correct option is B evaporates faster than it accumulates
Moisture evaporates at a rate faster than it accumulates in Sahara desert. Climate of Sahara desert can be described as 'scorching hot'. Temperatures can be as high as 50 degree celsius during the day.

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