Students conducted a simple experiment to explore heat transfer. They constructed the closed system you see here: a metal soda can inside a styrofoam cup. The metal can was filled with 80°C water and placed into the styrofoam cup containing colder water, 10°C. The students predicted that the water in the metal can would decrease in temperature while the water temperature inside the cup would increase. Question: One student in the group questioned the prediction. "How can heat energy move? There is nothing moving from the can to the cup!" How would you respond to this student?

The student is correct. Since nothing is being transferred from one location to the other, the prediction is incorrect.
The student is correct. Since nothing is being transferred from one location to the other, the prediction is incorrect. ,

There is a change between the two containers. Heat from the hot water is being transferred to the water in styrofoam cup.
There is a change between the two containers. Heat from the hot water is being transferred to the water in styrofoam cup.

There is a change between the two containers. Heat from the hot water is being transferred to the water in styrofoam cup.
There is a change between the two containers. Heat from the hot water is being transferred to the water in styrofoam cup.

There is a change between the two containers. Kinetic energy from the hot water is being transferred to the water in styrofoam cup.