Posted by Hannah on Monday, January 30, 2012 at 3:44pm.
No, both 1 and 2 are correct. Think about what you know.
a. Think about placing water in a cup and placing that on a table. How long will it take to evaporate until the cup is dry? Quite a while, right? But if we take a teaspoon and place the (cup of) water around in drops on the table, floor, counter tops, etc doesn't it evaporate faster? Of course it does BECAUSE you have increased the surface area.
oh ok I understand now, thank you for your help!
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