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Practice explaining heat flow
examine the image showing a pan of boiling
eggs on a gas burner. what is the path of heat
flow?

a) hot gas - pan -> eggs - water
b) pan -> hot gas - eggs > water
c) burning gas - pan -* water - eggs
d) eggs — water - burner - pan
e) pan - water - eggs - burner
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Practice explaining heat flow
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