Mark the correct answer 1. The heat transmission mechanism that prevails when it feels cold when the wind blows is a) thermal insulation effect of outerwear b) thermal radiation through the whole body c) forced convection through air d) conduction through air 2. When a body receives energy in the form of heat a) its internal energy increases b) you have to completely change the aggregation state c) the mass of the body increases according to Einstein's equation d) is hotter

Mark the correct answer 1. The heat transmission mechanism that prevails when it feels cold when the wind blows is a) thermal insulation effect of outerwear b) thermal radiation through the whole body c) forced convection through air d) conduction through air 2. When a body receives energy in the form of heat a) its internal energy increases b) you have to completely change the aggregation state c) the mass of the body increases according to Einstein's equation d) is hotter

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 21Q

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