(iii) At a beach and during the day, the temperature of water rises very slowly than that of the because the specific heat of water is (a) more than sand (b) less than sand (c) equal to sand (d) specific heat does not depend on type of material

(iii) At a beach and during the day, the temperature of water rises very slowly than that of the because the specific heat of water is (a) more than sand (b) less than sand (c) equal to sand (d) specific heat does not depend on type of material

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Chapter14: Heat And Heat Transfer Methods

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(iii) At a beach and during the day, the temperature of water rises very slowly than that of the
because the specific heat of water is
(a) more than sand
(b) less than sand
(c) equal to sand
(d) specific heat does not depend on type of material

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