In which direction does energy always flow? a. Towards the ground c. Up in the sky b. Towards more heat d. Higher to lower temperatures

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Dezzamondo asked Nov 6, 2023

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In which direction does energy always flow?

a. Towards the ground
c. Up in the sky
b. Towards more heat
d. Higher to lower temperatures

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d. higher to lower temperature

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I'm not 100% sure but good luck

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Heat energy always flows from the warmer object to the cooler object

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