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The thermal energy in a hot iron flows into a shirt. What can possibly be said about this situation? • The iron IS warmer than the shirt. • The iron has less energy than the shirt. O The iron is 92°C and
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The thermal energy in a hot iron flows into a shirt. What can possibly be said about this situation?

• The iron IS warmer than the shirt.
• The iron has less
energy than the shirt.
O The iron is 92°C and the shirt IS 96°C.
O The iron has less heat than the shirt.

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The iron is warmer than the shirt. Energy always flows to create equilibrium. And if the energy went from the iron to the shirt, we can conclude the shirt initially had less heat than the iron.
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