Physics, asked by Balpreetjuneja1960, 1 year ago

420 joules energy supply to 10 grams water will raise its temperature by

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Answered by MegN
115
hey mate here is your answer..^^

q = mC∆T 

420J = (10g)(4.184J/g-deg)(∆T)
 
∆T = 420/(10)(4.184)
= 10 degrees centrigrade
Answered by gadakhsanket
74

Hello there,



● Answer-

∆T = +10 °C


● Explaination-

# Given-

Q = 420 J = 100 cal

m = 10 g

c = 1 cal/gm°C


# Solution-

Energy supplied to the water is given by-

Q = mc∆T

100 = 10 × 1 × ∆T

∆T = 100 / 10

∆T = 10 °C


Therefore, heating the water will increase its temperature by 10 °C.


Hope it helps...


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