Question

what happens when two air masses with different air pressures meet? they create strong winds as air moves from high to low pressure; they form clouds but no wind; they cancel each other out, creating calm weather; they always produce snow

Explanation:

Air moves from high-pressure to low-pressure areas. When two air masses with different pressures meet, this pressure gradient causes air flow, resulting in strong winds. Cloud formation alone (without wind) is incorrect, cancellation doesn’t occur, and snow isn’t always produced.

Answer:

A. They create strong winds as air moves from high to low pressure