Mathematics · Data Interpretation
The table below shows three different climatic factors for four cities in India: City A: Average Annual Rainfall = 752 mm, Average Annual Temperature = 112 °C, Maximum Humidity = 126 City B: Average Annual Rainfall = 861 mm, Average Annual Temperature = 71 °C, Maximum Humidity = 130 City C: Average Annual Rainfall = 681 mm, Average Annual Temperature = 71 °C, Maximum Humidity = 160 City D: Average Annual Rainfall = 702 mm, Average Annual Temperature = 41 °C, Maximum Humidity = 150 If the humidity factor is defined as average annual rainfall divided by average annual temperature, for which city is the humidity factor the highest?
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City B
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