Physics, 30.03.2021 18:10 jamesnech66

Two beakers of water and their starting conditions are shown below. How will the temperatures of the water in the beakers compare if an equal amount of heat is absorbed by each beaker of water?
A.
The temperatures of both beakers' water will increase by the same amount.
B.
The temperature of beaker A's water will remain 75°C, and the temperature of Beaker B's water will be above 75°C.
C.
The temperatures of both beakers' water will decrease by the same amount.
D.
The temperature of beaker B's water will remain 75°C, and the temperature of beaker A's water will be above 75°C.

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