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skymedlock

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The amount of heat energy required to bring about a change in temperature in a substance is called the
   a. radiative equilibrium.
   b. dead heat.
   c. conduction heat.
   d. latent heat.
   e. heat capacity.

Question 2

Horizontal transport by the wind is called
   a. advection
   b. radiation
   c. conduction
   d. latent heat.
   e. reflection



ladyjames123

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: e

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: a



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