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Physics, 13.06.2020 11:57 abbyg2710

The amount of heat absorbed by a liquid to cause a rise in temperature is directly proportional to (just one): a) Its mass.
b) Its volume.
c) Its nature.
d) Its density.
e) The change in temperature.
f) The time.

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