FahrenheitFahrenheit9 I...Property 4: Water resists temperature change.Look at the graphs ofseasonal temperature dataAverage Temperature RangeSan Diego, CalifomiaAverage Temperature RangeOmaha (North).Nebraska8090- High- High75for Nebraska and California.Low7070Notice the difference inhigh and low temperaturesthroughout the year for30502010each location.Add text hereHow do these graphs showthat land near water resiststemperature change? Writea 1 sentence answer usingthe following words:Nebraska, California,temperature, resistant.ENG6:39 PMUS5/5/202

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Fahrenheit Fahrenheit 8 8 & 88a 8 8 Property 4: Water resists temperature change. Look at the graphs of seasonal temperature data for Nebraska and California. Average Temperature Range San Diego, California Average Temperature Range Omaha (North),Nebraska High - High - Low - Low Notice the difference in high and low temperatures throughout the year for 1971-2000 maWeathercom 1971-2000 each location. Add text here How do these graphs show that land near water resists temperature change? Write a 1 sentence answer using the following words: Nebraska, California, temperature, resistant. ENG

Fahrenheit Fahrenheit 8 8 & 88a 8 8 Property 4: Water resists temperature change. Look at the graphs of seasonal temperature data for Nebraska and California. Average Temperature Range San Diego, California Average Temperature Range Omaha (North),Nebraska High - High - Low - Low Notice the difference in high and low temperatures throughout the year for 1971-2000 maWeathercom 1971-2000 each location. Add text here How do these graphs show that land near water resists temperature change? Write a 1 sentence answer using the following words: Nebraska, California, temperature, resistant. ENG

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15th Edition

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter47: The Biosphere

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