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Heat travel through vacuum by a. conduction. b.convention c. radiation. d. both a&b​

Heat travel through vacuum by a. conduction. b.convention c. radiation. d. both a&b​
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Heat travel through vacuum by

a. conduction. b.convention
c. radiation. d. both a&b​

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heat travel through vacuum by radiation

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Option C

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C. Radiation.....

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