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Home Questions & Answers General Knowledge Question Answers As we go up towards higher altitudes, the temperature decreases. The normal lapse rate of roughly 1o C is observed for how many metres of ascent?

    As we go up towards higher altitudes, the temperature decreases. The normal lapse rate of roughly 1o C is observed for how many metres of ascent?

  • Every 100 m
  • Every 165 m
  • Every 225 m
  • Every 285 m

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