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Why does warm air rise during convection? a. Warm air is thicker. b. Warm air is less dense. c. Warm air is more dense. d. Warm air is more humid.
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Why does warm air rise during convection? a. Warm air is thicker. b. Warm air is less dense. c. Warm air is more dense. d. Warm air is more humid.
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Why does warm air rise during convection?
a. Warm air is thicker.
b. Warm air is less dense.
c. Warm air is more dense.
d. Warm air is more humid.
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warm air is less dense that's why it rises during convection current
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