I believe that the two objects must be of the same mass to have the same amount of thermal energy. I say this because ...
<u>Heat </u>is the product of
- specific heat, mass, and temperature.
The two blocks are of the same material, so they have the same specific heat, but they are of different masses.
I believe I'm correct, but let me know!
Answer:
To have the same amount of thermal energy, I believe the two items must have the same mass. This is what I'm saying because...
The product of combustion is heat.
- temperature, mass, and specific heat
The two blocks are made of the same material, therefore their specific heat is the same, but their masses are different.
Step-by-step explanation:
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give me brain plz.
<em>25%</em>
Divide 24 and 96:
24 ÷ 96 = 0.25
Now move the decimal point in 0.25 two times:
0.25
volume of cylinder is
