If it is known that two bodies are in thermal equilibrium one can conclude that they must be in thermal equilibrium with a third

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If it is known that two bodies are in thermal equilibrium one can conclude that they must be in thermal equilibrium with a third body there must be a net heat flow between them the bodies must be at different temperatures some shared physical property must be changing they must be at the same temperature

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