Put some hot water, warm water, and cold water in three bowls. just use water from your faucet, and be sure that the hot water is not too hot to touch! place a finger in the hot water and a finger of the other hand in the cold water. after a few seconds, place them both in the warm water. describe the sensations. can you trust your senses for measuring temperature?

The measurement of hotness or coldness is called temperature. It is measured with the help of a thermometer.Scale on basis of which temperature is calculated includes Celsius and Fahrenheit.

The correct answer for the above statement is:

No one cannot trust the sense of touch for measuring the temperature.

The explanation for the above answers is:

Therefore, the sense of touch is not a guaranteed method to estimate the hotness or coldness cause the same water can give mixed sensations of touch due to transfer of heat.

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I cannot trust my senses for measuring temperature.

Explanation:

A person's senses allow him to perceive the environment that surrounds him. One of the human senses is "touch." The situation above tackles the sense of touch as it directs me to put my fingers into three bowls of varying temperature. When I dipped by fingers into the hot and cold water, I could say that I can identify the temperature difference. I dipped my right finger into the cold water and it feels cold. I dipped my left finger into the hot water and it really feels hot. However, when I dipped both of them into the warm water after a few seconds, I couldn't feel the same temperature. My right finger feels warmer, while my left finger feels cooler. Thus, it is safe to say that I cannot trust my senses for measuring the temperature.

The situation above is all about heat flow. The flow of heat moves from warmer object to a cooler object. Once you touch a cooler object, the heat is transferred and it spreads. This explains why the right finger feels cooler than the left finger when it touched the warm bowl of water.

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