Temperature inside a house is kept equal to 20°C. Temperature outside is 10°C. What about the...
Temperature inside a house is kept equal to 20°C. Temperature outside is 10°C. What about the rate of heat outflow across the walls if temperature outside decreases to O°C
a rises two times
b decreases two times
c. rises four times
d. decreases four times
e. there is no impact on heat flow rate
Explain your choice
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