Asked by Ghostface
How does an ice cube cause hot coffee to become cool?
Responses
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through convection.
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through convection.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through conduction.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through conduction.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through convection.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through convection.
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through conduction.
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through conduction.
Responses
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through convection.
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through convection.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through conduction.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through conduction.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through convection.
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through convection.
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through conduction.
Cold from the ice cube is transferred to the hot coffee through conduction.
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GPT 3.5
Heat from the hot coffee is transferred to the ice cube through conduction.
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