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question 1

(Unitau-SP) Heat is a form of energy which is right claim:

a) It is defined as the average mechanical energy contained in a body.
b) It is defined as the total kinetic energy contained in a body.
c) It is defined as the energy that flows between bodies due to the difference in temperature of these bodies.
d) It is defined as the average electrical energy of the molecules of a body.
e) It is defined as the gravitational potential energy of a body.

question 2

(IFSC) Heat can be defined as a form of energy in transit, motivated by a difference in temperature. A body can receive or give up energy in the form of heat, but never store it. The act of supplying or giving heat to a substance can have consequences, such as a phase change or temperature variation. Based on this knowledge, what will happen if we continuously supply heat to a block of ice that is at 0°C, at a pressure of 1 atmosphere?

tick the alternative correct.

a) First the block will melt and then heat up.
b) First the block will heat up and then melt.

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c) First the block will melt and then solidify.
d) Nothing will happen.
e) The block will heat up.

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