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Question 1 of 10 Why do your feet burn when you walk across beach sand on a sunny summer
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A. Heat is transferred by thermal conduction.
B. Heat is transferred by convection heating.
C. Heat is transferred by frictional heating.
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D. Heat is transferred by radiation warming.
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