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A glass of milk at 50 °C was kept in the open. After 10 minutes, the milk became cooler. Which statement is correct? The temperature of the surrounding air was less than 50 °C. The temperature of the surrounding
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A glass of milk at 50 °C was kept in the open. After 10 minutes, the milk became cooler. Which statement is correct?

The temperature of the surrounding air was less than 50 °C.
The temperature of the surrounding air was greater than 50 °C.
The final temperature of the milk was less than the final temperature of the surrounding air.
The final temperature of the milk was greater than the final temperature of the surrounding air.

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A: The temperature of the surrounding air was less than 50 °C.

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This is correct, i took the test and got it right. <3

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The temperature of the surrounding air was less than 50c

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