Physics, 18.08.2020 18:01 kkqueen01

When two bodies of different temperatures are placed together and left for sometime, Both of them attain the same temperature. (Heat flows from a body of Higher temperature to a body of lower temperature)
Now after they attain the same temperature will there be
No transfer of heat between them
Or
Will there be an equal amount of heat lost and gained by both the bodies?

My answer would be an equal amount of heat is lost and gained by both the bodies
You can't exactly say that there is no heat transfer just because equal amount is lost and gained by the bodies right?
My text book says that there is NO transfer of heat once both the bodies attain same temperature

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