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rlane42

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Areas near a cold ocean or other cold body of water often experience a 'sea breeze' during the late morning, particularly on warm, sunny days. The process of energy transfer most directly associated with the development of the sea breeze is
  1.conduction.
  2.convection.
  3.radiation.
  4.none of these.

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You measure the temperature of two objects and one of them is warmer than the other. From this you can conclude
  1.that the warmer object contains more heat than the cooler object.
  2.that the warmer object contains more internal energy than the cooler object.
  3.that the warmer object was heated for a longer period of time than was the cooler object.
  4.none of these statements.



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rlane42

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Reply 2 on: Jul 28, 2018
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