A small red-hot piece of iron is placed into a large bucket of cool water. (Ignore the

Chapter 0, Problem 4

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A small red-hot piece of iron is placed into a large bucket of cool water. (Ignore the heat transfer to the bucket.) a. [True] [False] The decrease in iron temperature equals the increase in the water temperature. b. [True] [False] The quantity of heat lost by the iron equals the quantity of heat gained by the water. c. [True] [False] The iron and water both will eventually reach the same temperature. I.~..... IfJI ~.!!. 20C ~ d. [True] [False] The final temperature of the iron and water is halfway between the initial temperatures of each.

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