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Does cold decrease? - Answers

Cold itself doesn't decrease; rather, it refers to a lower temperature. When temperatures rise, the sensation of cold diminishes, but the concept of cold remains constant. Changes in temperature can create warmer conditions that make environments feel less cold, but this is a shift in thermal energy rather than a decrease in cold itself.



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Cold itself doesn't decrease; rather, it refers to a lower temperature. When temperatures rise, the sensation of cold diminishes, but the concept of cold remains constant. Changes in temperature can create warmer conditions that make environments feel less cold, but this is a shift in thermal energy rather than a decrease in cold itself.



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Does cold decrease? - Answers

Cold itself doesn't decrease; rather, it refers to a lower temperature. When temperatures rise, the sensation of cold diminishes, but the concept of cold remains constant. Changes in temperature can create warmer conditions that make environments feel less cold, but this is a shift in thermal energy rather than a decrease in cold itself.

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