I don't really get this. :/

What should be measured to calculate the average rate at which the water in a cup cools?

Change in mass of water and time in which the mass changes
Change in weight of water and time in which the weight changes
Change in volume of water and time in which the volume changes
Change in temperature of water and time in which the temperature changes

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I don't really get this. :/ 


What should be measured to calculate the average rate at which the water in a cup cools?

 Change in mass of water and time in which the mass changes
 Change in weight of water and time in which the weight changes
 Change in volume of water and time in which the volume changes
 Change in temperature of water and time in which the temperature changes

anonymous · Answer

D

anonymous · Answer

An explanation would be good.

luckycoins888 · Answer

d is right

luckycoins888 · Answer

http://openstudy.com/users/korey_minter

secret-ninja · Answer

Erm... okay... :) Thanks.

luckycoins888 · Answer

http://openstudy.com/users/korey_minter is right

greencat · Answer

When you say "cools', it indicates temperature is being discussed. as you can see, D does fulfill the requirements. It is a reword of part of the question.

greencat · Answer

average rate at which the water in a cup cools = time in which the temperature changes

greencat · Answer

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct btw Direct answers is against CoC. I hope the explanation cleared your confusion rather than give you the answer. Also, you can't rust direct answers because there is no back up.