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Physics, 08.12.2020 14:00, 20stirltrer

Jenna heats up some water in a beaker, and heats the same mass of soil in another beaker. A) which one will be hotter after 10 min? Explain your
answer. B) if she heated up the same mass of wet soil in the same way,
what would its temperature be compared to the other 2 substances?
Explain your answer

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