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The radiative zone is the outer shell of the sun from which light energy is radiated. Group of answer choices True False

The radiative zone is the outer shell of the sun from which light energy is radiated. Group of answer choices True False
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The radiative zone is the outer shell of the sun from which light energy is radiated.

Group of answer choices

True

False

User Sunil Vurity
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Answer:

FALSE

Step-by-step explanation:

my explanation is its right. If its not feel free to correct me but I took the quiz.

User Melvnberd
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Answer: False

Explanation: Because the radiative zone moves energy from the inner core through thermal conduction.

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