At 25°C air temperature, the saturation vapor pressure at some temperature of water (no specified here) is 0.940 inches of Hg. If the relative humidity is 30%, the actual vapor pressure of the overlying air is nearly: 14. (A)0.421 inches of Hg (B) 0.342 inches of Hg (C)0.282 inches of Hg (D) None of the above 15. If rainfall rate (in/hr) exceeds the infiltration capacity (in/hr) of a particular type of soil, then the actual infiltration rate is:

At 25°C air temperature, the saturation vapor pressure at some temperature of water (no specified here) is 0.940 inches of Hg. If the relative humidity is 30%, the actual vapor pressure of the overlying air is nearly: 14. (A)0.421 inches of Hg (B) 0.342 inches of Hg (C)0.282 inches of Hg (D) None of the above 15. If rainfall rate (in/hr) exceeds the infiltration capacity (in/hr) of a particular type of soil, then the actual infiltration rate is:

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