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Would a room full of furniture be the same temperature as an empty room?
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∙ 10y ago
There are so many "IF"s lurking in that question, we could talk about it for a few
hours. The quickest way to answer it is simply: As long as the furniture has been
in the room for a while, then its presence has no effect on the temperature in the
room, any more than the presence of books or rocks would. People or puppies
would affect the temperature, because they generate heat. But non-living things
don't.
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High is to low as full is to?
Empty
