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What type of front forms when two air masses meet and neither can move the other
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
Kentucky is affected by ocean currents because it is close to the Atlantic Ocean
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
What type of heat transfer is occurring between a stove and a pot?
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
What type of heat transfer is occurring when hot air rises?
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
A front forms when ...
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
Which of the following is an example of radiation?
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
Ocean currents are affected by
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
This type of heat transfer is the way heat moves in liquids and gasses.
convection
convection
stationary front
both winds and the Coriolis Effect
all of these are examples of heat transfer by radiation
False
conduction
two air masses bump into each other
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