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what is heat Balance​

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Answered by GeetishaBhargava
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Answer:

100 degree

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Answered by cutieanu59
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Answer:

\huge \textbf \color{deeppink}{ \underline{ \underline{Heat Balance }}}

The amount of energy received and lost by the atmosphere is called Heat balance. Through this mechanism the atmosphere maintains an almost constant temperature.

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