Science, asked by wailakiani46, 11 months ago

If two beakers have the same temperature but different amount of water in them which one will have more heat in it?

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Answered by varshika15

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That beaker which will have less water in it comparatively.

Answered by JaySoni13

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the beaker with less amount of water will heat faster. but after some time both beakers will have equal amount of heat

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