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Have you ever seen a building that looks as if it were made out of mirrors? These buildings are made using reflective glass. How would replacing clear windows with reflective glass affect the temperature
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Have you ever seen a building that looks as if it were made out of mirrors? These buildings are made using reflective glass. How would

replacing clear windows with reflective glass affect the temperature inside the building? Explain your ideas.

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the sun would reflect off of the windows causing less heat to travel into the building

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