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What caused the temperature of the sand to change?
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What caused the temperature of the sand to change?
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Answer:
THE SUN RADIATION
Step-by-step explanation:
SOMETHING
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sand is usually hot from the sun. It is hot because of the sun. if the sand were to be wet then it would take longer to change.
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