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What causes thunder? a. static electricity in the air b. the sudden heating of the air by a lightning bolt c. the movement of raindrops and hail within the cloud d. the formatio…

What causes thunder? a. static electricity in the air b. the sudden heating of the air by a lightning bolt c. the movement of raindrops and hail within the cloud d. the formatio…
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What causes thunder?

a. static electricity in the air
b. the sudden heating of the air by a lightning bolt
c. the movement of raindrops and hail within the cloud
d. the formation of raindrops out of rapidly condensing water vapor?

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I believe the answer is B.
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