Physics, asked by mruna6328, 1 year ago

The temperature of earth will be reduced in the absence of co2 to

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Answered by sun3233

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If there was no CO2 in the atmosphere then the temperature of would be same as on moon.

In moon when the direct rays of light falls on the moon then the temperature could increase upto 100°C,but on the other side land the temperature could fall upto -175°C.

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