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Explain including specific heat in your response, why the average Long Island ocean water temperature in May (52F) is cooler than the average water temperature in August (70F). (40 points if answered!)
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Explain including specific heat in your response, why the average Long Island ocean water temperature in May (52F) is cooler than the average water temperature in August (70F).
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Answer:70-52 is the answer
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Two options: you’re in the southern hemisphere so it’s warmer during winter then in summer for us, or because of the changing year the water current bring hot water than cold water
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