A. 1. Which thermometer, A or B, is labelled at 2° intervals? 2. Which thermometer, A or B, is showing the higher temperature? 3. Which thermometer, C or D, is showing the lower temperature? 13- C. 2197531 8642ON 642 13 349 11 7 14 -12 -10 8 53 14 12 -10 8 6 B. 642 10 -2 10 ܣ ܗ ܫ ܚ ܘ ܚ 2

A. 1. Which thermometer, A or B, is labelled at 2° intervals? 2. Which thermometer, A or B, is showing the higher temperature? 3. Which thermometer, C or D, is showing the lower temperature? 13- C. 2197531 8642ON 642 13 349 11 7 14 -12 -10 8 53 14 12 -10 8 6 B. 642 10 -2 10 ܣ ܗ ܫ ܚ ܘ ܚ 2

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Chapter20: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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