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Object A and B are initially in thermal equilibrium. Object A and C are originally not in thermal equilibrium, but the two are placed in thermal contact and quickly reach thermal equilibrium. After doing this
(A)B and C will also be in thermal equilibrium.
(B)B and C could be in thermal equilibrium, but might not be.
(C)B and C cannot be in thermal equilibrium.
3 years ago

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sankalp nainwal
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c
3 years ago
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