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What caused the snowman to melt

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Answer:

Heat, if it is above freezing, above 32 degrees fahrenheit snow will melt

Step-by-step explanation:

Czerwin answered Sep 27, 2022

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Hello bro it’s better if you give questions in detail
Like from where it is and in which chapter

Jrib answered Sep 29, 2022

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