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Convection currents in air??

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Answered by Sona2947
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Answer:

The heat on the surface of the earth

Explanation:

When liquids gases get heated,their volume increases, making them less dense. Thus, the less desne region rises up, and makes way for the cooler and denser part of the liquid to take its place. This process is called convection.

Thus, convection currents in air are caused by the heat on earth's surface.

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