A copper block (20°C) is placed in contact with a lead block (30°C), which is already in contact with an iron block (70°C). What will happen in this situation? Heat will flow from the copper to the lead and from the iron to the lead until the temperatures are equal. Heat will flow from the lead to the copper and to the iron until the temperatures are equal. Heat will flow from the iron to the lead and from the lead to the copper until the temperatures are equal. Heat will flow from the copper to the lead to the iron until the temperatures are equal.

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3 April, 10:19

A copper block (20°C) is placed in contact with a lead block (30°C), which is already in contact with an iron block (70°C). What will happen in this situation? Heat will flow from the copper to the lead and from the iron to the lead until the temperatures are equal. Heat will flow from the lead to the copper and to the iron until the temperatures are equal. Heat will flow from the iron to the lead and from the lead to the copper until the temperatures are equal. Heat will flow from the copper to the lead to the iron until the temperatures are equal.

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Easton Webster · Answer 1

The heat flows from iron block to lead block then it flows from lead block to iron block until the temperature of three blocks are equal.

Explanation:

Given data

Temperature of the copper block = 20 °c

Temperature of the lead block = 30 °c

Temperature of the iron block = 70 °c

We know that according to law of thermodynamics heat always flows from higher temperature body to lower temperature body Until the temperature of all bodies becomes equal.

Therefore in the given problem the heat flows from iron block to lead block then it flows from lead block to iron block until the temperature of three blocks are equal.