A small iron nail is out into a bucket of cool water. Which of the following is true? the decrease in iron temperature equals the increase in the water temperature the quantity of heat lost by the iron equals the quantity of heat absorbed by the water the final temperature of the iron and the water is half way between the initial temperature of ea

A small iron nail is out into a bucket of cool water. Which of the following is true? the decrease in iron temperature equals the increase in the water temperature the quantity of heat lost by the iron equals the quantity of heat absorbed by the water the final temperature of the iron and the water is half way between the initial temperature of ea

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A small iron nail is out into a bucket of cool water. Which of the following is true?
the decrease in iron temperature equals the increase in the water temperature
the quantity of heat lost by the iron equals the quantity of heat absorbed by the water
the final temperature of the iron and the water is half way between the initial temperature of each.

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