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Step-by-step explanation:

1) Conduction - 100% (C)

2) Convection can take place in vacuum is incorrect - 100% (A)

3) Remains same - 100% (D)

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The first is C

The sencond A
Since convenction is not possible in vacuum areas

The third is D
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