Question

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1. what has a higher temperature; the sun or jupiter?
2. how does heat transfer?

a. from hotter objects to even hotter objects
b. from colder objects to hotter objects
c. from hotter objects to colder objects
d. it doesnt matter heat just go wherever it wants

1. you have a glass of hot water that is at 100°c and you pour it into a tub of water that is at 20°c. how does the heat transfer?

Explanation:

Heat transfer occurs from regions of higher temperature to regions of lower temperature. This is a fundamental principle in thermodynamics. For question 14, option C aligns with this principle. For question 15, the hot water at 100°C (higher temperature) transfers heat to the water at 20°C (lower temperature).

Answer:

1. C. From hotter objects to colder objects
2. The heat from the water at \(100\)°C transfers to the water at \(20\)°C