<prompt> Hlalosa hore na lisebelisoa tse peli tsa boima bo tšoanang li tla itšoara ka tsela e fapaneng joang ha li le tlasa mocheso o batang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain how two materials of the same mass will behave differently when exposed to cold temperatures. . Response in English: When exposed to cold temperatures, materials can behave differently based on their physical and chemical properties, even if they have the same mass. These properties include their thermal conductivity, specific heat capacity, freezing point, and strength.Thermal conductivity refers to how easily heat can flow through a material. A material with high thermal conductivity will quickly lose heat, causing it to cool down faster in cold temperatures. Conversely, materials with low thermal conductivity will retain heat longer and take longer to cool down.Specific heat capacity refers to the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a unit of mass by one degree. Materials with low specific heat capacity require less heat to raise their temperature, and therefore they cool down faster in cold temperatures. Materials with a high specific heat capacity release heat slower, meaning that they cool down at a slower rate.The freezing point of a material is the temperature at which it changes from a liquid or gas to a solid. For example, water freezes at 0C or lower, while mercury freezes at -38.9C. This means that, when exposed to cold temperatures, water will freeze and turn solid at a higher temperature than mercury.The strength of a material can also affect its behavior in cold temperatures. Materials can become brittle or weaker at low temperatures, making them more vulnerable to breaking or cracking. For example, steel can become brittle at low temperatures, while rubber, on the other hand, becomes more rigid as it loses its elasticity.In summary, even if two materials have the same mass, their behavior in cold temperatures can vary based on their physical and chemical properties such as thermal conductivity, specific heat capacity, freezing point, and strength. . Response in Sesotho: Ha e pepesehetse mocheso o batang, lisebelisoa li ka itšoara ka tsela e fapaneng ho latela thepa ea tsona ea mele le likhemikhale, le haeba li na le boima bo tšoanang. Lintho tsena li kenyelletsa conductivity ea tsona ea mocheso, matla a khethehileng a mocheso, ntlha ea leqhoa le matla. Thermal conductivity e bolela kamoo mocheso o ka phallang habonolo ka thepa. Lintho tse nang le mocheso o phahameng oa mocheso li tla lahleheloa ke mocheso ka potlako, li etse hore li pholile ka potlako mocheso o batang. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, lisebelisoa tse nang le conductivity e tlaase ea mocheso li tla boloka mocheso nako e telele me li nke nako e telele ho pholile. Mocheso o khethehileng o bolela boholo ba mocheso o hlokahalang ho phahamisa mocheso oa tekanyo ea boima ka tekanyo e le ngoe. Lisebelisoa tse nang le mocheso o tlase o khethehileng li hloka mocheso o fokolang ho phahamisa mocheso oa tsona, kahoo li pholile ka potlako mochesong o batang. Lisebelisoa tse nang le matla a phahameng a khethehileng a mocheso li lokolla mocheso butle, ho bolelang hore li pholile butle. Sebaka sa leqhoa sa thepa ke mocheso oo se fetohang ho oona ho tloha mokelikeli kapa khase ho ea ho tiileng. Mohlala, metsi a hoama ho 0C kapa ka tlase, ha mercury e hoama ho -38.9C. Sena se bolela hore, ha a le tlasa mocheso o batang, metsi a tla hoama me a fetohe a tiile mochesong o phahameng ho feta mercury. Matla a thepa a ka boela a ama boitšoaro ba eona mochesong o batang. Lisebelisoa li ka senyeha kapa tsa fokola ha mocheso o le tlase, li etsa hore li be kotsing ea ho robeha kapa ho petsoha. Ka mohlala, tšepe e ka robeha mochesong o tlaase, ha rabara eona e thatafala le ho feta ha e ntse e lahleheloa ke ho saroloha ha eona. Ka kakaretso, le haeba lisebelisoa tse peli li na le boima bo lekanang, boitšoaro ba tsona mochesong o batang bo ka fapana ho latela thepa ea bona ea mele le ea likhemikhale tse kang conductivity ea mocheso, matla a khethehileng a mocheso, ntlha ea leqhoa le matla. 