What two properties influence the density of seawater? A. Temperature and Salinity B. Light and Salinity C. Temperature and Pressure D. Light and Temperature

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What two properties influence the density of seawater?

A. Temperature and Salinity
B. Light and Salinity
C. Temperature and Pressure
D. Light and Temperature

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The temperature and salinity of seawater influence its density the answer is A

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