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Which of the following explains why the temperature of land near water is different than inland?

A. Bodies of water reflect the sun, thus changing the temperature.

B. Land near water is at a high tee altitude, so it is closer to the sun.

C. The air over the water affects the air and land nearby.

D. Water changes land temperatures where it touches the shoreline.

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Answer:C

Explanation: The air over the water affects the air and land nearby ** for sure the answer

The air over the water affects the air and land nearby, making the nearby land experience moderate temperature.

The land nearby water experiences various forms of wind travelling over it. This wind and water combination plays a role in the temperature of the nearby environment. It's been observed that houses close to waterside areas tend to experience much cooler weather through the day than other parts of the city especially inland, this is due to the air over the water affects the air and land nearby.

Inland struggles for air with buildings clustered all over, there just tend to be densed weather than what is observed with lands close to water.

The temperature of lands close to water is more moderate than that of inland.

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