The case in latin used for indirect objects is
nominative
accusative
dative

Answer;

Dative case

The case in Latin used for indirect objects is dative case.

Explanation;A noun or pronoun is in the Dative Case when it is used as an indirect object.

Example. Susan gave me an orange.

This sentence contains two objects, a direct object and an indirect object.Orange is the direct object. It receives the action of the verb.Me is the indirect object.Me is a pronoun in the dative case. It does not receive the action of the verb directly, but it does receive it indirectly.

This is what a calorimeter is used for simpler ex, to measure calories in food.