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Q: When the body is in water how many times faster does it lose heat than when it is in still air?
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How fast does the body lose heat in water?

25 times faster


How fast does the body lose heat in cold water?

25 times faster


When you hit the water can the force of the water against your body stop you five times faster than the pull of gravity that accelerated it?

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Will drinking water get Zoloft out of your body faster?

No.


When a diver hits the water the force of the water against her body can stop it about five times faster than the pull of gravity that accelerated it?

because water is dencer than air


Do you swim faster under water or above water?

You can swim faster in salt water because your body has more bouyancy which allows you to have less drag.


How much of human body weight is from water?

If you are an adult, your body water is about 60%. If you are not young, your body water is about 55%. If you are still a baby, your body water is about 75%. If you are still in your mom's tummy, your body water is about 90%. Hope it will help.


Does water evaporate faster from a body of water witha bigger surface area?

Yes.


When the diver hits the water the force of water against her body can stop it about five times faster than the pull of gravity that accelerated it true or false?

No is my guess i think its false but it might be wrong.^^'


When the diver hits the water the force of water against her body can stop it about five times faster than the pull of gravity that accelerated true or false?

No is my guess i think its false but it might be wrong.^^'


Why does a person lose body temperature faster in water than in air because water?

Water is hydrobolic


How much faster does cold water rob the body of heat then clod air?

Water causes a rate of heat exchange approximately 25 times greater than air at the same temperature.Source: USAF Publications.