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Physics, 08.07.2019 16:10 acesmith

If all this heat is removed from the hiker (no significant heat was generated by metabolism during this time), what drop in body temperature would the hiker experience? the clothed hiker weighs 95 kg, and you can approximate the heat capacity of hiker and clothes as equal to that of water.

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