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How is a fireplace an example of both convection and radiation?
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How is a fireplace an example of both convection and radiation?

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A fire spreads by transferring heat in 3 ways, Raditation, convection, and Conduction :)
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The fire place will spread heat waves.(radiation) The fireplace will heat whatever it touches around it.(convection)

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