What could prevent air pressure from building up in an air-brake system in frosty weather?

Possible Answers:

a. Moisture in the air may form bubbles in the brake fluid

b. The air will contract, reducing the pressure

c. The dampness may cause valves to rust

d. Moisture drawn in with the air may freeze and cause a blockage

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