Consider two systems, one at a constant temperature t and the other at a constant temperature T (t > T). Allow the two systems to come into contact and be thermally insulated from each other but not from their surroundings. Energy will flow from system A to system B because of System System Temperature Temperature Select one: O a. Mass difference O b. Volumetric difference O C. Temperature difference O d. Energy difference

Consider two systems, one at a constant temperature t and the other at a constant temperature T (t > T). Allow the two systems to come into contact and be thermally insulated from each other but not from their surroundings. Energy will flow from system A to system B because of System System Temperature Temperature Select one: O a. Mass difference O b. Volumetric difference O C. Temperature difference O d. Energy difference

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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