Physics, asked by nehapulath123, 6 months ago

1) High sp: heat and low conductivity
3) Low sp: heat and low conductivity
12. Solids gets
2) High sp: heat and high conductivity
4) Low sp: heat and high conductivity
11. For cooking food which of the following type of utensil is most suitable?

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Answered by atsoletseikha

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Answer:

an apple a day keeps the doctor away.....

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