Object ‘A’ is at 25°C25°C and ‘B’ at 25 K when they are in thermal contact the direction of heat flow
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From body A to B
Explanation:
- In order to know the direction of heat flow, we need to compare the temperatures of both bodies.
- We can only compare two entities if they have the same units.
- So, we can either convert kelvin to Celcius or Celcius to kelvin.
- Here, we will convert Celcius to kelvin because it's a bit easy. We just need to add 273 to the Celcius temperature.
Converting Celcius to kelvin
- 25 + 273 = 298 K (body A)
- 25 K (body B)
Final Answer
Since, we know that the direction of flow of heat is from the hotter body to the colder. Therefore, it will be from body A to B
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