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In a cup of ice and hot cocoa A. the ice loses energy to the cocoa B. the cocoa loses energy to the ice C. there is no transfer of energy

In a cup of ice and hot cocoa A. the ice loses energy to the cocoa B. the cocoa loses energy to the ice C. there is no transfer of energy
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In a cup of ice and hot cocoa

A. the ice loses energy to the cocoa

B. the cocoa loses energy to the ice

C. there is no transfer of energy

User TobSta
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I think it would depend on how much of each there are tbh, but i'd say that the ice loses energy to the cocoa
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