Q: According to count rumford, which two are equivalent ways of transferring energy?


Read this paragraph and choose the correct option from the provided answers:

In the 1780s, an American scientist named Benjamin Thompson, also known as Count Rumford, was hired by the Elector of Bavaria to supervise the manufacture of cannons. During the manufacturing process, teams of horses harnessed to a large-toothed wheel supplied the power needed to drill a hole several inches in diameter straight down the center of a solid brass or bronze cylinder, which was cooled by water. Based on his observations, Rumford became convinced that heat and work are equivalent ways of transferring energy.

 Choices:

- addition and multiplication

- osmosis and heredity

- time and space

- heat and work


A:
heat and work