7. The only mode of heat transfer that does not need a medium. 8. A mode of heat transfer that transfers internal kinetic energy through direct contact of solid surfaces. 9. A mode of heat transfer that involves the flow of fluid either naturally or forced.

7. The only mode of heat transfer that does not need a medium. 8. A mode of heat transfer that transfers internal kinetic energy through direct contact of solid surfaces. 9. A mode of heat transfer that involves the flow of fluid either naturally or forced.

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7. The only mode of heat transfer that does not
need a medium.
8. A mode of heat transfer that transfers internal
kinetic energy through direct contact of solid
surfaces.
9. A mode of heat transfer that involves the flow of
fluid either naturally or forced.

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