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Tamika is learning about conduction and convection in science class. Which of the following best describes a situation that would result in convection? Group of answer choices

leaving a glass of ice in the sun

turning on an electrical current

putting a metal spoon in a mug of hot water

turning on an air conditioner in a hot room

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