Question

A piece of copper at 10 °C is dropped into a glass of water at 35 °C. Which statement is correct?

O Heat will flow from the copper to the water in the glass until both reach the same temperature.
O Heat will flow from the water in the glass to the copper until both reach the same temperature.
O The final temperature of the water in the glass and the copper will be 10 °C.
O The final temperature of the water in the glass and the copper will be 35 °C

Answer 1

B. Heat will flow from the water in the glass to the copper until both reach the same temperature.

Answer 2

The correct answer is option B, that is, heat will flow from the water in the glass to the copper until both reach the same temperature.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us see a perfectly thermal insulation system with a glass of water at higher temperatures and a piece of copper at a lower temperature, and when both encounters each other than water will lose some of the heat and that heat will be gained by the copper. The procedure will take place until and unless both attain a similar temperature. After attaining a similar temperature, there will be no change in temperature or heat between the two. The change in heat is a function of temperature difference.