A hotter substance cools faster. What could be the reason for the same ?

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A hotter object cools faster or you can say that the rate of heat rejection is more for a hotter object because it have higher temperature difference with the surrounding and the rate of heat rejection depends upon the temperature difference . hence a hotter object cools faster

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