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(1a). Figure shows a person is warming his hands over the fire. Explain in detail how the heat transfers from fire to hands. What is the name of this method? (2 marks) Fire

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(1a). Figure shows a person is warming his hands
over the fire. Explain in detail how the heat
transfers from fire to hands. What is the name of
this method?
(2 marks)
Fire

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