Respuesta :
Answer:
Metal A has a higher heat capacity than Metal B.
Explanation:
To answer this question, we have to think about what happened and what we know about thermal properties of metals. We are talking about temperature and heat in this question, so we can already eliminate both answers that talk about the metals being a conductor, because conductivity is related to electricity. That's not what the question asks. So therefore, we know one metal must have a higher heat capacity than the other. Heat capacity is defined as the number of heat units needed to raise temperature by one degree. If metal A has a lower temperature than metal B, it must have a higher heat capacity, because it takes more heat to raise the temperature. This is because metal B has a higher temperature than metal A. Therefore, the correct answer is Metal A has a higher heat capacity than Metal B.
When you need to convert from one system of measurement to another, you should convert to the a) system that will have the highest number. b) system that will have the smallest number. c) system used on the medication label. d) metric system.
