If the water in the bathtub has a higher temperature than the air in the bathroom, which will occur?
no heat exchange will take place.
heat will flow from the water into the air.
cold will flow from the air into the water.

Heat will flow from the water into the air.

Explanation:

Natural flow of heat is always from higher temperature region to lower temperature region.

So here we know that water is at higher temperature and air in the room is at lower temperature

So natural flow of heat will take place from water to room air.

This flow may be due to convection heat flow or radiation heat flow.

So here correct answer would be

Heat will flow from the water into the air.

no, they would

i'm a mechanic so i know all about this stuff.

none of the three examples you gave would do very good in a ice

motor oil gets extremely hot during operation and undergoes being thrown around, getting dirty,

syrups are sticky and thick. oil needs to be atleast a little runny to work in a car engine so that it does not clog parts like the camshaft or valves.

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i think if it were me i whould divide 300 dide 15

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