10. An astronaut in the space shuttle has two objects that are iden-tical in all respects, except that one is painted black and the other ispainted silver. Initially, they are at the same temperalure. When takenfrom inside the space shuttle and placed in outer space, which object,if either, cools down at a faster rate? (a) The object painted black(b) The object painted silver (c) Both objects cool down at the samerate. (d) It is not possible to determine which object cools down atthe faster rate.

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