Molecules of air heated by the sun that causes them to speed up is called a. precipitation b.condensation c.runoff d.evaporation

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Molecules of air heated by the sun that causes them to speed up is called

a. precipitation
b.condensation
c.runoff
d.evaporation

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I think C is the best answer

Michal Ostruszka answered May 31, 2021

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