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I think it's D but im not sure

I think it's D but im not sure
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I think it's D but im not sure

I think it's D but im not sure-example-1
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Answer: I think it’s actually a

Explanation: water only rises when it’s warm and the will condense as it gets colder

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it might be a but idek
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