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In order for heat to be transferred by conduction from an object to you... A) the object must be colder than you are B) the object must be touching you C) the object must be ref…

In order for heat to be transferred by conduction from an object to you... A) the object must be colder than you are B) the object must be touching you C) the object must be ref…
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In order for heat to be transferred by conduction from an object to you...

A) the object must be colder than you are
B) the object must be touching you
C) the object must be reflecting light
D) the object must be submerged in water

User Josh Beauregard
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I believe the answer is B. Because all the other options don’t include the following methods of heat conduction transferring and b is the only one that involves direct contact. Sorry not really the best explanation but whatever lol.
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