ANSWER ASAP THIS IS 6TH GRADE SCIENCE! GIVING BRAINLIEST FIVE STARS ANS A HEART! A few days after a snowstorm, the roof of one house is still covered with snow, but the roof of another house is bare. What can you infer about the insulation under each roof? Explain.

Different houses have different coverings on their roofs. Shingles absorb the heat into the tar which heats up melting the snow. Houses with metal covering may still have snow on the roof. Another possible reason may be the angle of the roof. A roof with a less angle allow the snow to slide off the roof easier, as a roof with a larger angle would not allow the snow to slide off and hence snow remains on the roof all I got sorry :T

Explanation:

There could be an insulator or conductor under each of their houses which makes it seem differ'.