Which THREE are examples of heat transfer via conduction?

Which THREE are examples of heat transfer via conduction?

Deep frying a turkey

Heat lamp at McDonald's over the fries

Feeling the sun warm your skin

Using a surface temperature sensor to determine the
T of an aluminum track.

Fanning yourself with a notebook to cool off when the school's air conditioner breaks for the 3rd time in a month

Burning your legs on a hot car seat (assume the car's interior is black, it is parked in the sun , and that you are wearing shorts.)

Melting crayons with a hot iron

Over cooking a Hot Pocket in the microwave

Baking brownies in an air fryer

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Heat transfer via conduction occurs through direct contact between materials, where thermal energy is transferred from the hotter object to the cooler one. Here are three examples of heat transfer via conduction from the list you provided:

  1. Using a surface temperature sensor to determine the T of an aluminum track - The sensor is in direct contact with the aluminum, allowing heat to transfer between them.

  2. Burning your legs on a hot car seat - The heat from the hot car seat is conducted directly to your legs due to the contact between your skin and the seat.

  3. Melting crayons with a hot iron - The heat from the hot iron is transferred to the crayons through direct contact, causing them to melt.

The other options involve heat transfer by convection or radiation.

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