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WILL MARK BRAINLIEST Picture yourself around a campfire. Which of these would be an example of convection?

A)As the air around the campfire is heated and becomes less dense, it rises and moves upward.

B)A metal rod would not be a good choice for roasting marshmallows because metal transfers thermal energy.

C)A metal rod would not be a good choice for roasting marshmallows because metal transfers thermal energy.

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