If heat is the total K E of molecules while temperature is the average K E of the molecules, wouldn't - Physics - Calorimetry

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​If heat is the total K E of molecules while temperature is
the average K E of the molecules, wouldn't temperature depend on
heat and not the other way round?
Also, if this be the case, then the answer to the 1st question to
the topic test of the 1st topic of Heat is wrong
Thanks

Pintu B. · Accepted Answer

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​If heat is the total K.E of molecules while temperature is the average K.E of the molecules, wouldn't temperature depend on heat and not the other way round? Also, if this be the case, then the answer to the 1st question to the topic test of the 1st topic of Heat is wrong. Thanks.

If heat is the total K.E of molecules while temperature is the average K.E of the molecules, wouldn't temperature depend on heat and not the other way round?
Also, if this be the case, then the answer to the 1st question to the topic test of the 1st topic of Heat is wrong.
Thanks.