Is the process of water evaporating endothermic or exothermic?(1 point)

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It is exothermic because heat from the surroundings has to be absorbed by the water in order to change states.

It is exothermic because heat from the surroundings has to be absorbed by the water in order to change states.

It is endothermic because as the liquid water changes into water vapor, it releases heat into the air.

It is endothermic because as the liquid water changes into water vapor, it releases heat into the air.

It is exothermic because as the liquid water changes into water vapor, it releases heat into the air.

It is exothermic because as the liquid water changes into water vapor, it releases heat into the air.

It is endothermic because heat from the surroundings has to be absorbed by the water in order to change states.

It is endothermic because heat from the surroundings has to be absorbed by the water in order to change states.