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In the Earth's mantle, hot magma near the core rises up and heats up the magma near the crust. How does the heat transfer from bottom of the mantle to the top? Conduction Convection Radiation None of the
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In the Earth's mantle, hot magma near the core rises up and heats up the magma near the crust. How does the heat transfer from bottom of the mantle to the top?

Conduction

Convection

Radiation

None of the above

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The answer would be convection
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Answer:

Its C. Convection

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