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REALLY NEEED HELP!!!! The diagram shows water being heated in a tin can. A thermometer hangs directly above it. How does thermal energy from the heat source reach the thermomete…

REALLY NEEED HELP!!!! The diagram shows water being heated in a tin can. A thermometer hangs directly above it. How does thermal energy from the heat source reach the thermomete…
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REALLY NEEED HELP!!!!

The diagram shows water being heated in a tin can. A thermometer hangs directly above it. How does thermal energy from the heat source reach the thermometer?

A.Radiation to Conduction to Radiation
B.Radiation to Conduction to Convection
C.Radiation to Convection to Radiation
D.Radiation to Convection to Convection

REALLY NEEED HELP!!!! The diagram shows water being heated in a tin can. A thermometer-example-1
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I think D is correct
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