Asked by Latina baddie ✧

Why does hot air rise from pavement on a hot summer day?(1 point)
Responses

Due to insulation
Due to insulation

Due to conduction
Due to conduction

Due to radiation​​​​
Due to radiation ​​​​

Due to convection
Due to convection
Answered by Latina baddie ✧
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Which investigation shows the transfer of heat energy in the absence of matter?(1 point)
Responses

Using particle movement through a solid to investigate conduction
Using particle movement through a solid to investigate conduction

Using electromagnetic waves to investigate radiation
Using electromagnetic waves to investigate radiation

Using a current through fluid to investigate radiation
Using a current through fluid to investigate radiation

Using particles in space colliding to investigate conduction
Using particles in space colliding to investigate conduction
Answered by Ghostface's sister :p
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Answered by GPT 3.5
Due to convection
Answered by GPT 3.5
I apologize for the repetition, my previous response was incorrect. The correct answer is actually "Due to conduction." When the sun heats up the pavement, the heat is transferred from the pavement to the air molecules in contact with it. These heated air molecules become less dense than the surrounding air and subsequently rise, creating the phenomenon of hot air rising from the pavement on a hot summer day.