"If a system A is in thermal equilibrium with B and B is in thermal equilibrium with C, then A and C are in equilibrium with each other". This is a statement of
Two bodies A and B are of same mass and same amount of heat is given to both of them. If the temperature of A increases more than that of B because of heat addition, then
A) the specific heat capacity of A is more than that of B
B) the specific heat capacity of A is less than that of B
C) both A and B have the same specific heat capacity but A has greater thermal conductivity
D) both A and B the same specific heat capacity but B has greater thermal conductivity
A) the specific heat capacity of A is more than that of B
B) the specific heat capacity of A is less than that of B
C) both A and B have the same specific heat capacity but A has greater thermal conductivity
D) both A and B the same specific heat capacity but B has greater thermal conductivity
Answer & ExplanationAnswer: B) the specific heat capacity of A is less than that of B