Biology, 04.11.2020 22:20 Dustkeeton18

Why do coastal cities have moderate temperatures that don't change much? A: because water heats up quickly and cools down quickly
B: because water has a high specific heat and resists changing temperature
C: because they receive more direct sun rays

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