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Which has more thermal energy: a cup of very hot tea (approximately 50\deg C or 122\deg F) or a bathtub full of warm water (approximately 30\deg C or 86\deg F)? Answer Unselected We can not tell from this information. Unselected The cup of hot tea Unselected The bathtub of warm water Unselected They have equal amounts of thermal energy. Unselected I don't know yet

Name: which has more thermal energy a cup of very hot tea approximately 50deg c or 122deg f or a bathtub full of warm water approximately 30deg c or 86deg f answer unselected we can not tell from 02087
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          Which has more thermal energy: a cup of very hot tea (approximately 50\deg C or 122\deg F) or a bathtub full of warm water (approximately 30\deg C or 86\deg F)?  
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We can not tell from this information.
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The cup of hot tea
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The bathtub of warm water
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They have equal amounts of thermal energy.
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I don't know yet

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Which has more thermal energy: a cup of very hot tea (approximately 50\deg C or 122\deg F) or a bathtub full of warm water (approximately 30\deg C or 86\deg F)? Answer Unselected We can not tell from this information. Unselected The cup of hot tea Unselected The bathtub of warm water Unselected They have equal amounts of thermal energy. Unselected I don't know yet