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Nikitich [7]
3 years ago
5

If two objects are the

Physics
1 answer:
evablogger [386]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

I would say the smaller object.

Explanation:

In any case, thermal energy can be spread throughout the object easier, and quicker, rather than the bigger object.

For example: You are boiling two pots of water, let's suppose Pot A has twice as much as Pot B:

|--------------------- |              |                            |

|                          |              |----------------------- |

|_____________|              |______________|

Pot A                                 Pot B

If you boil them at both the same time, temperature, and continue that for sometime, your results will be that Pot B will have risen in temperature alot faster than Pot A

The comparison:

Pot A and Pot B's Amount of water - Supposed to be the different size of the objects

Stove/Boiling: Would be if thermal heat were to enter the objects at the same temperatures.

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