please very urgent i need the right answer please be carfully A student performs two experiences, inexperience 1 he extends his hand from thewindow while the car is moving. In experience 2he immersed his hand in a stream of water.Knowing that the heat convective coefficient ofair is 100 W/m^2.K and the heat convectivecoefficient of water is 1000 W/m^2.K. The skintemperature is assumed to be 33 C and bothwater and air are at 10 C. Determine in whichexperience he felt cooler.a. Experience 1b. Both experiences provide the samefeelingc. Experience 2Clear my choice

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