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Based on how heat is transferred, why does opening a window cool down a room?
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Based on how heat is transferred, why does opening a window cool down a room?

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The process of heat transfer is either through radiation, conduction, or radiation. By opening a window to cool down a room on a hot day, you would be reducing the heat conduction.

Your answer is: Reduces heat conduction

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