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2 answers:

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The answer is B!

Reasoning:
- A is just wrong.
- B happens after the water has evaporated and cooled. The sun cannot cool water vapor. In fact, the sun can’t cool anything.
- C is also just plainly wrong because the sun cannot cool.
- Therefore, D is the answer.

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Savatey [412]3 years ago

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i think the answer is D.

heating surface water causes it to evaporate and enter the air as a gas.

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