Question

A student heats 100 g of aluminum to 60°C. He places it in 100 g of water at 20°C. Over time, what will most likely happen?

The water's temperature will increase slightly, and the metal's temperature will decrease a lot.

The water's temperature will increase a lot, and the metal's temperature will decrease slightly.

The water's temperature will decrease slightly, and the metal's temperature will increase a lot.

The water's temperature will increase by about the same amount as the metal's temperature decreases.

Answer 1

not exactly sure but i think it's
The water's temperature will increase by about the same amount as the metal's temperature decreases.

Answer 2

i thought it was but I'm not positive either

Answer 3

yeah i'm not 100% on this one

Answer 4

it could be A too the two others don't make sense to me

Answer 5

its a weird question

Answer 6

Water has a very high specific heat. The water has to absorb a lot more heat to warm up than the sand at the beach does, so the water generally feels cooler than the sand during the day. At night, the sand loses heat to the air much more easily than the water does. so i think its the first one

Answer 7

yeah ur probably right

Answer 8

oh my goodness you are Photoshopped . . .

Answer 9

me

Answer 10

i got it right lol

Answer 11

Cool good 4 u

Answer 12

ja richtig