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Please help meeee, I need help to complete my assignment Does an object of a higher mass absorb more thermal energy than an object of lower mass? ​
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Does an object of a higher mass absorb more thermal energy than an object of lower mass?

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Yes because it’s higher mass the higher it is, the more thermal energy gets absorbed
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