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You hold a warm cup. It is a cold day. How does heat move?
(Select the three correct answers.)
(3 points)
Cold air goes down into the warm drink.
The cup gets its heat from the air.
Hot air goes up from the hot drink.
Heat waves go out from the warm cup.
Cold goes from your hand to the cup.
Heat goes from the cup to your hand.
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Correct answers:
- Hot air goes up from the hot drink. (convection: warm air rises)
- Heat waves go out from the warm cup. (thermal radiation: infrared emitted outward)
- Heat goes from the cup to your hand. (conduction: heat flows from hotter object to cooler one)
Notes: heat flows from hot to cold (not the other way), and "cold" is not a substance that flows.
- Hot air goes up from the hot drink. (convection: warm air rises)
- Heat waves go out from the warm cup. (thermal radiation: infrared emitted outward)
- Heat goes from the cup to your hand. (conduction: heat flows from hotter object to cooler one)
Notes: heat flows from hot to cold (not the other way), and "cold" is not a substance that flows.
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