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Which condition would be equivalent to an air temperature of 45°F, a wind speed of 30 mi/hr, and a wind-chill equivalent temperature of 15°F? a. a 30°F air temperature and 45 mi/hr winds b. a 30°F air temperature and 15 mi/hr winds c. a 15°F air temperature and 0 mi/hr winds d. a 15°F air temperature and 30 mi/hr winds

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