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What happens to an object if it gains more energy than it loses?

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What happens to an object if it gains more energy than it loses?.

  1. A.It cools down
  2. B.It stays the same temperature
  3. C.It gains energy
  4. D.It loses energy

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Energy Intake and Loss

Consider an object that is being heated while simultaneously losing heat to its surroundings. Analyze the effects of energy intake and loss on the object's temperature and state.

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    State the effect on the object's temperature if energy intake exceeds energy loss.

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