Question

1. evaporative cooling is less effective in dry climates because water is rare and water loss can be a real problem. a true b false

Explanation:

Evaporative cooling relies on water evaporation. In dry climates, although water is scarce, the low - humidity environment actually promotes evaporation, making evaporative cooling more effective as there is more capacity for water vapor to be absorbed into the air. Water loss can be managed with proper systems, and the scarcity of water doesn't make it less effective in terms of the cooling principle.

Answer:

B. False