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When objects of two different temperature are in contact, what happens? A. Heat energy is lost by both objects equally. B. The cooler object transfers cold energy to the warmer object. C. The warmer object
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When objects of two different temperature are in contact, what happens?

A. Heat energy is lost by both objects equally.
B. The cooler object transfers cold energy to the warmer object.
C. The warmer object transfers heat energy to the cooler object.

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opción C

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Answer: C. the warmer object transfers heat energy to the cooler side
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