Statement I: During daytime, cold air flows from the sea to the land.
Statement II: During daytime, the sea gets heated up quickly.

Both the statements are correct.

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Both the statements are incorrect.

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Only statement I is correct.

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Only statement II is correct.

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The correct option is C Only statement I is correct.
Sea breeze occurs during the daytime. This is because during the daytime, land gets heated up faster than the sea and the warm air above the land rises up. Thus the cold air from the sea flows towards the land causing sea breeze. So only statement I is correct.

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Statement I: During daytime, cold air flows from the sea to the land. Statement II: During daytime, the sea gets heated up quickly.

Statement I: During daytime, cold air flows from the sea to the land.
Statement II: During daytime, the sea gets heated up quickly.