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5. A sunbather at the beach absorbs the thermal energy from the sun through A, conduction B. radiation C. convection D. a combination of all three.
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5. A sunbather at the beach absorbs the thermal energy from the sun through

A, conduction

B. radiation

C. convection

D. a combination of all three.

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Answer: B, Radiation

Explanation: idk just got that out from Mr.Google
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