2. Using the graph on the right, mark onto thegraph the following:20a. Times when the heater comes on?b. times when the heating goes off?c. Use this information to explain why the roomtemperature does not stay at 20oC?time (hours)3. Sketch a new graph to show how body temperature changes over time. How do youthink the graph on the right is simi lar and different to changes in body temperature?room temperature ("C)

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2. Using the graph on the right, mark onto the graph the following: 20 a. Times when the heater comes on? b. times when the heating goes off? c. Use this information to explain why the room 5 temperature does not stay at 200C? time (hours) 3. Sketch a new graph to show how body temperature changes over time. How do you think the graph on the right is simi lar and different to changes in body temperature? room temperature (°C)

2. Using the graph on the right, mark onto the graph the following: 20 a. Times when the heater comes on? b. times when the heating goes off? c. Use this information to explain why the room 5 temperature does not stay at 200C? time (hours) 3. Sketch a new graph to show how body temperature changes over time. How do you think the graph on the right is simi lar and different to changes in body temperature? room temperature (°C)

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter1: A Physics Toolkit

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 52A

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