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Imagine holding a tennis ball in front of a heat lamp for five minutes. What do you predict will happen to the temperature along the “equator” of the ball compared with the top and bottom?
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Imagine holding a tennis ball in front of a heat lamp for five minutes. What do you predict will happen to the temperature along the “equator” of the ball compared with the top and bottom?

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Answer: It Would Be The Warmest As The Light is Falling Directly Upon It. The Top And Bottom Would Be Much Cooler Than The 'Equator'.

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The temperature on the equator of the ball would be hotter then the top and bottom of the ball
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