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There's no pic attached to the question but I'd assume either would be fine :]

Just a reg. thermometer it doesn't specify. I looked up the law of thermodynamics and I believe it might b D but if you have a thermometer around could u try for me please? Thank uuu :}}}

From -10 degrees celsius to 0 degrees celsius, the specific heat of ice is 2100 joules per kg per degree celsius

Options :
A. 4,200 J
B. 21,000 J
C. 0 j
D. 42,000 j

Well ik if it's a fur coat it would keep it insulated so No. but for a cotton cloth I'd assume the same right? The only thing is I don't know WHY and I cant try it because my thermometer has no...

The options are
A. Yes because cloth is an insulator of heat
B. No because cloth is a conductor of heat
C. Yes because the cloth gets warmer
D. No because thermometer doesn't generate heat on...