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If the coolant in an air conditioner has a lower temperature than the air in a building, then ____. A. heat will flow from the air into the coolant B. heat will flow from the coolant into the air C. heat
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If the coolant in an air conditioner has a lower temperature than the air in a building, then ____.
A. heat will flow from the air into the coolant
B. heat will flow from the coolant into the air
C. heat will not flow from the coolant into the air
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Heat always flows from higher temperature to lower temperature. So option A. heat will flow from the air into the coolant is the correct answer.
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A. heat will flow from the air into the coolant
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