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Temperature of body A of 0.5 to mass is `60^(@)C` Temperature of body B of 0.3 kg mass is `90^(@)C`. If both are joined by conducting rod, then heat . . . . . . .
Specific heat of A is 0.85 J/gm K
Specific heat of B is 0.9 J/gm K

A

will flow from A to B

B

first flow from A to B. Then it will flow from B to A.

C

will flow from B to A

D

will bot flow

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B
Conduction takes place from higher to low temperature.
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