Question

Which types of heat transfer (conduction, convection, or radiation) take place when Wile E. tries to cook soup? How do you know?
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Answer 1

When Wile E. Coyote tries to cook soup, all three types of heat transfer take place:

1. **Conduction**: This happens when the pot touches the hot stove. The heat moves directly from the stove to the pot and then to the soup.

2. **Convection**: This occurs in the soup itself as the hot soup rises and the cooler soup sinks, creating a circular motion that helps heat the entire pot.

3. **Radiation**: If Wile E. uses a campfire or a heat lamp, the heat travels through the air in waves to warm the pot and soup.

So, he’s using conduction, convection, and radiation to cook his soup!