During an investigation, a student tests two samples. The samples have the same mass, appearance, and starting temperature. The student adds the same amount of heat to both. The temperatures of the two samples increase different amounts. What conclusion might the student form about the samples?

1.The two sample have the same heat capacity.

2.The two samples are the same substance.

3.The two sample are the same substance with different shapes.

4.The two samples are not the same substance.

Question

During an investigation, a student tests two samples. The samples have the same mass, appearance, and starting temperature. The student adds the same amount of heat to both. The temperatures of the two samples increase different amounts. What conclusion might the student form about the samples?

1.The two sample have the same heat capacity.

2.The two samples are the same substance.

3.The two sample are the same substance with different shapes.

4.The two samples are not the same substance.

Astrid1 · Answer

I know its either one or two OvO