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Layla was glad that she remembered to bring her flip-flops to the beach. It was a bright day and the sand was hot! But at night, she could take off her flip-flops and walk barefoot. Why was the sand much cooler at night than during the day?
A. There was more wind
B. There was no sunlight
C. There were fewer people
D. There were bigger waves
Plz help right away
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