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An iron weight at 45degree celcius is dipped in a bucket containg water at 45degree celcius the heat will be

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Answered by nammychauhan

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heat will nt exchange due to the same temperature in surrounding and the body

Answered by a312

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The temperatures of both are the same. So there would be no net heat flow from that aspect.

The heating resulting from the change in potential energy.

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