why is
Singapore hotter than Beijing
Shimla cooler than Delhi in summers
forest and gardens are cooler than rocky area
ASMA:
shimla is cooler than delhi because the temperature of shima is very low and the temperature of delhi is veri high
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shimla is cooler than delhi because the temperature of shima is very low and the temperature of delhi is very high.
gardens and forest are cooler than rocky areas because of plants.since,the rocky areas are mainly bare so their is no plants their so the rocky areas are hotter.this is because plants release water vapour in the atmosphere and makes the air cool.
Singapore is hotter than Beijing because it is closer to the equator and receives less rainfall than Beijing. hope it would be helpful 2 u :)
gardens and forest are cooler than rocky areas because of plants.since,the rocky areas are mainly bare so their is no plants their so the rocky areas are hotter.this is because plants release water vapour in the atmosphere and makes the air cool.
Singapore is hotter than Beijing because it is closer to the equator and receives less rainfall than Beijing. hope it would be helpful 2 u :)
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shimla is cooler than delhi because the temperature of shima is very low and the temperature of delhi is very high.
gardens and forest are cooler than rocky areas because of plants.since,the rocky areas are mainly bare so their is no plants their so the rocky areas are hotter.this is because plants release water vapour in the atmosphere and makes the air cool.
Singapore is hotter than Beijing because it is closer to the equator and receives less rainfall than Beijing.
This i took it in social 1998 tb
gardens and forest are cooler than rocky areas because of plants.since,the rocky areas are mainly bare so their is no plants their so the rocky areas are hotter.this is because plants release water vapour in the atmosphere and makes the air cool.
Singapore is hotter than Beijing because it is closer to the equator and receives less rainfall than Beijing.
This i took it in social 1998 tb
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