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Jake prepared two pies and put them next to each other in the oven. The pies were identical, but one was in a glass pie pan and one was in a ceramic pie pan. This table shows how the temperature of each pie changed over 20minutes.
Pie Initial temperature (°C) Final temperature (°C)
Pie in the glass pan 24 47
Pie in the ceramic pan 25 48
The next time Jake puts a pie in the oven, he wants the pie to warm up quickly. What should he do to maximize the rate of thermal energy transfer into the pie?

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Answer:

I had this same question

Explanation:

The answer is either one, because they both warm up at about the same rate.

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