Answer: Because she used cold water
Explanation:
Tea leaves contain different flavors that dissolve in water to give it its distinct taste as well as its color. If water is hot, the flavors will dissolve quickly due to the fast movement of the heated water molecules.
If the water is cold however, as is the case in the above scenario, the flavors will take longer to dissolve in the water which means that the tea's color will not change drastically leading to a light tea.
i think its solar i might be wrong
Answer:
High, Low
Explanation:
Wind blows air on the surface of the earth from a high pressure center to a low pressure center (this is depicted in the image attached). The area between the two "centers" is referred to as pressure gradient. The warm air in the region of the low pressure center then rises up into the atmosphere. The warm air then cools up in the atmosphere and then passed down back to the earth's surface
