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electromagnetic wavesthe movement of molecules✔ the movement of a fluid

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electromagnetic waves
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the movement of molecules
C
the movement of a fluid
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✔ electromagnetic wavesthe movement of moleculesthe movement of a fluid

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electromagnetic waves
B
the movement of molecules
C
the movement of a fluid
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electromagnetic waves✔ the movement of moleculesthe movement of a fluid

A
electromagnetic waves
B
the movement of molecules
C
the movement of a fluid
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Which statement best compares conduction, convection, and radiation?

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Convection and radiation transfer thermal energy through matter only, and conduction transfers thermal energy through both matter and empty space.
B
Radiation and conduction transfer thermal energy through matter only, and convection transfers thermal energy through both matter and empty space.
C
Convection and conduction transfer thermal energy through matter only, and radiation transfers thermal energy through both matter and empty space.
D
Conduction, convection, and radiation transfer thermal energy through both matter and empty space.
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Identify the method of thermal energy transfer at work in hot air balloons. Explain how thermal energy is transferred in this scenario.

Answer:

The method of thermal energy transfer at work in hot air balloons is convection. The air inside the balloon is heated, causing the molecules to move faster and spread out. This makes the hot air less dense than the cooler air surrounding it, which causes the hot air to rise and lift the balloon.

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What did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

A
Convection occurs in hot air balloons.
B
Air above the flame warms, becomes more dense, and rises.
C
Cool air in the balloon sinks and takes the place of the warm air that rises, and is warmed by the flame.
D
The cycle continuously warms up the air in the balloon.
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Identify the method of thermal energy transfer. A: B: C:

Answers:
Selection 1:radiation
Selection 2:convection
Selection 3:conduction
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conduction✔ convectionradiation

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conduction
B
convection
C
radiation
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✔ conductionconvectionradiation

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conduction
B
convection
C
radiation

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