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How was water separated from the clean, wet laundry hanging on a clothesline? A. naturally B. by evaporation C. due to magnetism D. by the size of its parts

How was water separated from the clean, wet laundry hanging on a clothesline? A. naturally B. by evaporation C. due to magnetism D. by the size of its parts
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How was water separated from the clean, wet laundry hanging on a clothesline?

A. naturally
B. by evaporation
C. due to magnetism
D. by the size of its parts

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It’s B. By evaporation

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The correct answer is B. By evaporation

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