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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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average rate of cooling = \[\frac{ T2-T1 }{ t2-t1 }\] where t= time and T= temp
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Why would you need to measure, the mass, weight, or volume if you want to measure the rate of temperature loss (cooling)
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