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in an experiment, equal amounts of heat...
Physics, 22.10.2019 18:00 AgentPangolin
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in an experiment, equal amounts of heated water and soil were left to cool down. the initial and final temperatures of each were recorded. a partial record of the temperature is shown.
experimental record
substance initial temperature final temperature
water 27 °c 24 °c
soil 27 °c ?
which statement about the final temperature of soil is correct?
it will be less than 24 °c as soil loses heat relatively faster than water.
it will be less than 24 °c as water loses heat relatively faster than soil.
it will be more than 24 °c as it takes relatively longer to change soil temperature than water temperature.
it will be more than 24 °c as it takes relatively longer to change water temperature than soil temperature.
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