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Adding or removing heat from a system may result in a temperature change. Ben found a penny outside on the hot sidewalk. He brought it inside and added it to a cup of room temperature water. What will
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Adding or removing heat from a system may result in a temperature change. Ben found a penny outside on the hot sidewalk. He brought it inside and added it to a cup of room temperature water. What will happen to the penny’s temperature once he puts it in the cup of water?

A. the heat will transfer from the water to the penny

B. the heat will transfer from the penny to the water

C. the penny will not change temperature

D. the penny will change state

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I'm pretty sure the answer is B

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