In the same cool room, Manav touches an iron chair leg and a wooden seat
In the same cool room, Manav touches an iron chair leg and a wooden seat. The iron feels colder. Manav says the iron is actually colder than the wood. His sister says both are at the same temperature. Who is right?
Want to know who's right, and why? Reason it out yourself — free, in Hindi, Hinglish or English.
Start thinking on Socho →More disagreements in Temperature and its Measurement
Touching her feverish brother's forehead, Simmi says, "His fever is exactly 101 degrees, ITanu dips a thermometer into hot water and reads it instantly, within a second — the reading is lowTanishk says if the gas flame is turned up very high, water will get hotter than usual — sTwo thermometers are dipped in the same glass of water — one in Celsius (°C), one in FahreIn winter Pari wore one thick woollen sweater and her brother wore two thin layers — a t-s