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Most of the sun rays radiate back from the surface of the sea, while some of them penetrate to certain depth in the water. As a result the intensity of sun rays decreases with increasing depth. Hence, with increasing depth, temperature of sea water decreases to certain limit.

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Most of the sue rays radiate back from the surface of the sea, while some of them penetrate to certain depth in the water. As a result the intensity of sun rays decreases with increasing depth. Hence, with increasing depth, temperature of sea water decreases to certain limit.

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