[Solved] The difference between wet and dry bulb temperature

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Q.	The difference between wet and dry bulb temperature
A.	Increases at atmospheric temperature
B.	Increases as air gets wet
C.	Increases as air gets drier
D.	Remains constant always
E.	None of the above
Answer» C. Increases as air gets drier

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