When Michael holds an ice cube in his hand, his hand feels cold because __________.
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Step 1: Heat always flows from a hotter region to a colder region.
Step 2: The hand is warmer than the ice cube.
Step 3: Heat leaves the hand and enters the ice, causing the hand to feel a loss of heat (cold).
Correct answer: heat from his hand travels to the ice
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