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Cp = 1.0034´103 m2/s2-K for the dry air and Cp = 1.856´103 m2/s2-K for the moist...

Cp = 1.0034´103 m2/s2-K for the dry air and Cp = 1.856´103 m2/s2-K for the moist air. Drive the equation to estimate dT/dz and calculate it.

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