Which is the correct statement in heat transformation according to the Newton's Law of cooling Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will increase as the difference of temperatures between medium and object temperatures decreases. a. b. Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will not depend on the difference of temperatures between medium and object temperatures. Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will decrease on the difference of temperatures between medium and object temperatures. С. d. Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will increase

Which is the correct statement in heat transformation according to the Newton's Law of cooling Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will increase as the difference of temperatures between medium and object temperatures decreases. a. b. Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will not depend on the difference of temperatures between medium and object temperatures. Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will decrease on the difference of temperatures between medium and object temperatures. С. d. Rate of change of temperature with respect to the time will increase

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Chapter14: Heat And Heat Transfer Methods

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