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How is thermal energy being transferred when steam rises from a beaker of boiling water? O A. Conduction • B. Radiation O c. Translation O D. Convection
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How is thermal energy being transferred when steam rises from a beaker of boiling water?

O A. Conduction
• B. Radiation
O c. Translation O D. Convection

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answers D. convection
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Answer:

d. convention

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