Physics, 20.02.2021 01:00 raymondmunoz4451
A cup of hot coffee at a temperature of 80 C is left out on a table top. The surrounding air has a temperature of 25 C (room temperature). After one hour on the table top: *
A. The coffee will absorb the heat from the air and become hotter
b. the heat will flow from the coffee to the surrounding air.
C. the coffee will freeze and become solid.
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