. Air moves up and down by convection. Molecules of air are spaced farther apart in rising warm air. What must the volume of cold air have more of than the same volume of warm air?

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. Air moves up and down by convection. Molecules of air are spaced farther apart in rising warm air. What must the volume of cold air have more of than the same volume of warm air?

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Answer:d

Explanation:tsssss

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