Why do you feel coal under a tree but not so under a tin shed on a sunny day

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Why do you feel  coal under a tree but not so under a tin shed on a sunny day

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The greenneess of the tree gives the coal feeling

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Photosynthesis absorbs heat

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The leaves convert water vapour into water which is a heat absorbing process.

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The leaves gives out water which vaporises absorbing some heat as latent heat.

1.	Why do you feel coal under a tree but not so under a tin shed on a sunny day
A.	The greenneess of the tree gives the coal feeling
B.	Photosynthesis absorbs heat
C.	The leaves convert water vapour into water which is a heat absorbing process.
D.	The leaves gives out water which vaporises absorbing some heat as latent heat.
Answer» E.

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