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Physics, 13.01.2022 09:20 sofiaarmy12

A young child opens the refrigerator door and stands there for several minutes, looking for something to eat. The child’s parent tells the child to shut the refrigerator door because the child is letting the cold air out. What is a more exact explanation of what is occurring with the air when the refrigerator door is open?

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