Explanation In two pieces of copper plates, one of them be unpolished and place them against sun light and after some minutes when we touch them, the unpolished copper plate would be hotter than the polished plate it means the unpolished plate absorbs more heat than unpolished because unpolished plate emits the radiation that falling on it. Thus, the rate of heat flow from the polished pipe to the room is poorer than the rate of heat flow from the unpolished pipe to the room...

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