Physics, asked by soyetadey472, 5 months ago

6500J of heat energy is supplied to raise the temperature of 2.5kg of lead from 30degree Celsius to 50degree Celsius.Calculate the specific heat of lead?

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Answered by mittu751

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Answer:

130 J/Kg K

Explanation:

Specific heat =Q/m∆T

∆T= t2 -t1

=50 -30 is 20

now S is 6500/2.5 ×20=130 Joules per kg Kelvin

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