Suppose that you blow air into a balloon and dose it up--and the air inside the

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Suppose that you blow air into a balloon and dose it up--and the air inside the balloon is saturated, 100% relative humidity. You put the balloon in a pressure chamber and Increase the pressure so that the balloon decreases to hi former volume without allowing any heat to either leave or enter the balloon. Inside the balloon, SmallCircle Both relative and absolute humidity will stay the same, since there has been no change in water SmallCircle Some of the water vapor will condense out as liquid, leaving droplets inside the balloon SmallCircle The absolute humidity will decrease but the relative humidity will stay the same. SmallCircle The relative humidity will decrease but the absolute humidity will stay the same

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Both relative and absolute humidity will stay the same,since there has been no change in water.

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