5. You set an oven to 350 degrees F (180 C). You put uncooked cookies into the oven oma metal ban. Why do the cookies heat up? Does the oven temperature change as the cookies heat up? What happens if you unplug the oven (after it is already set at 350 degrees)?

5. You set an oven to 350 degrees F (180 C). You put uncooked cookies into the oven oma metal ban. Why do the cookies heat up? Does the oven temperature change as the cookies heat up? What happens if you unplug the oven (after it is already set at 350 degrees)?

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