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28.Since the specific heat of land is lower than the specific heat of water, it follows that...Select one:a. temperature changes near water or in desert areas are the same.b. temperature changes in desert
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28.Since the specific heat of land is lower than the specific heat of water, it follows that...Select one:a. temperature changes near water or in desert areas are the same.b. temperature changes in desert areas are less than those near water.c. temperature changes in desert areas are greater than those near water.d. the temperature stays the same regardless.

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c. temperature changes in desert areas are greater than those near water.

If the specific heat is higher then the temperature changes less.

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