Physics, asked by dristlamichhane, 4 months ago

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A copper kettle of mass 1 kg contains 0.9 kg of water at 15°C. It takes 12 minutes to rise the
temperature to 95°C. If the electric energy is supplied at 220V, calculate the electric current,
assuming 10% of heat is wasted. Given specific heat of copper = 420 J kg-K-1 and specific heat of
water = 4200 J kg-1 K-1.​

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Answered by pallavi8221
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Given the power rating of the electrical kettle

P=2.1kW

If time taken to raise the temperature of 1 kg of water from

20∘

→100∘C

is t sec, then the electrical energy required for this will be

=pt

=2.1t kJ

Again the heat energy reqired to raise the temperature of 1 kg of water from 20∘

→100∘C is1×4200×(100−20)J

=336KJ

So 2.1t=336

⇒t=3362.1

=160s

= 2 min 40 sec

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