Question

Which of Jackson's observations provides evidence that energy can be transferred from place to place by heat?

Answer 1

Answer:

The temperature of the water on the hot plate increased over time.

Explanation:

We can define heat as energy in movement. So, when Jackson places the baker of water at room temperature on the hot plate, as there is a temperature difference, between these two elements, the energy from the hot plate will be transferred to the baker of water by heat. We can see that it is moving energy trying to equal the difference in temperature over time.