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dnpgr16513
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Why wouldn't this question be D? The question states that the developing country lacks "adequate observing networks". The passage states:
We must have the facilities to process this vast quantity of observational data very quickly in order to reduce to a minimum the time of delay between the hour of observation and the hour of issuing the forecast;
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jellywing_2058
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The problem presented in the stem is
| Quote: | | Many land areas in developing countries, particularly where the climatic conditions are harsh, still lack adequate observing networks. |
Meaning: Observations are not accurate due to bad analysis material; they have a hard time making proper observations.
Therefore, answer choice D cannot really be applied because this isn't a transmission of information problem, but a data issue: answer choice A |
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