Planchar es un ejemplo de transferencia de calor por: (Ironing is an example of heat transfer by:)

A. Conducción (Conduction)
B. Convección (Convection)
C. Radiación (Radiation)

Las corrientes de magma en el interior de la Tierra es un ejemplo de transferencia de calor por:

(Magma currents inside the Earth is an example of heat transfer by:)

A. Conducción (Conduction)
B. Convección (Convection)
C. Radiación (Radiation)

Las corrientes de agua en los océanos es un ejemplo de transferencia de calor por:

(Water currents in the oceans is what example of heat transfer)

A. Conducción (Conduction)
B. Convección (Convection)
C. Radiación (Radiation)

Los rayos del Sol es un ejemplo de transferencia de calor por:

(The rays of the Sun is an example of heat transfer by:)

A. Conducción (Conduction)
B. Convección (Convection)
C. Radiación (Radiation)

La transferencia de calor en un microondas es un ejemplo de:

(Heat transfer in a microwave is an example of:)

A. Conducción (Conduction)
B. Convección (Convection)
C. Radiación (Radiation)

La transferencia de calor en un horno es un ejemplo de:

(Heat transfer in an oven is an example of:)

A. Conducción (Conduction)
B. Convección (Convection)
C. Radiación (Radiation)

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