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A sphere a cube and a thin circular plate all of same material having same mass are initially heated to `200^(@)C`. Which of these will cool fastest?

A

Circular plate

B

Sphere

C

Cube

D

All of these

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(a) Radiation is direction proportional to the radiating area coooling fast.
For a given mass, area of circular plate is maximum. So, it cools first.
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