Question
When placing cold water into a hot pot to boil what happens to the energy of the cold water as it starts to boil?(1 point)
Responses
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will decrease
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will decrease
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the cold water to the hot pot, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the cold water to the hot pot, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the cold water to the hot pot, the total energy of the cold water will decrease
Responses
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will decrease
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will decrease
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the cold water to the hot pot, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the cold water to the hot pot, the total energy of the cold water will increase
Since heat flows from the cold water to the hot pot, the total energy of the cold water will decrease
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The correct response is:
**Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will increase.**
When you place cold water into a hot pot, heat energy flows from the hot pot to the cold water, causing the temperature and energy of the cold water to increase as it absorbs heat and eventually reaches its boiling point.
**Since heat flows from the hot pot to the cold water, the total energy of the cold water will increase.**
When you place cold water into a hot pot, heat energy flows from the hot pot to the cold water, causing the temperature and energy of the cold water to increase as it absorbs heat and eventually reaches its boiling point.