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A piece of metal is at 0°C. A second piece which is twice as hot has a temperature of a. 0°C b. 2°C c. 546 °C d. 273 °C

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A piece of metal is at 0°C. A second piece which is twice as hot has a temperature
of
а.
0°C
O b. 2°C
С.
546 °C
O d. 273 °C

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