The graph shows the relationship between temperature and altitude in different layers of the atmosphere. what information is true about the change in temperature? a graph of temperature vs altitude showing the change in temperature with increasing altitude, represented by a yellow line a.) temperature decreases with increase in altitude because less heat is absorbed. b.) temperature varies in different layers due to changes in air pressure. c.) temperature varies in different layers depending on the amount of heat absorbed. d.) temperature increases with increase in altitude because more heat is absorbed.

The amount of heat absorbed affect the temperature in a region as the higher temperature values are recorded as the amount of absorbed heat increases. Hence, the true statement is "Temperature varies in different layers depending on the amount of heat absorbed."

The troposphere marks the lowest region of the atmosphere which is most hit with the heat lost from the earth due to evaporation. Hence, the temperature here is higher than that of the upper layers.

The upper layers experience lesser amount of absorved heat, hence, they get warmer as the altitude increases when we move towards the upper portion of the atmosphere.

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The answer is; C

In the troposphere, the lower layers are heated more by the reflected energy from the earth’s surface hence the higher the altitude the lower the temperatures.

The stratosphere gets warmer with altitude because the ozone is located in this layer. The topmost ozone layers absorb the most UV light from sunlight.

The mesosphere gets cooler with altitude because the air gets thinner  and there are fewer air molecules (with altitude) to absorb the light energy.