The greenhouse effect traps the sun's energy on Earth similar to

A. a pot on a hot stove

B. a microwave

C. a space heater in a room

D. a car parked in the sunlight with its windows up

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Raquel Frost

Chemistry

16 June, 02:20

The greenhouse effect traps the sun's energy on Earth similar to

A. a pot on a hot stove

B. a microwave

C. a space heater in a room

D. a car parked in the sunlight with its windows up

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Ezra Mckee · Answer 1

I believe the Answer is D) Because a car can be lefted inside the sunlight

Alani Kemp · Answer 2

The greenhouse effect traps the sun's energy on Earth similar to D. a car parked in the sunlight with its windows up. This is because the sunlight photons are able to go inside the car through the glass windows, but the infared photons are not able to escape the pane of glass.

The greenhouse effect traps the sun's energy on Earth similar toA. a pot on a hot stoveB. a microwaveC. a space heater in a roomD. a car parked in the sunlight with its windows up

The greenhouse effect traps the sun's energy on Earth similar to

A. a pot on a hot stove

B. a microwave

C. a space heater in a room

D. a car parked in the sunlight with its windows up