If Earth had no atmosphere, its temperature would be

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If Earth had no atmosphere, its temperature would be

If Earth had no atmosphere, its temperature would be
A) somewhat warmer than the freezing temperature of water.
B) about the same temperature it is now.
C) well below freezing, about -50 degrees Celsius.
D) somewhat below the freezing temperature of water.
E) extremely hot, about 50 degrees Celsius.

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