Physics, asked by arka40, 1 year ago

A drill rated at 20W drills a hole in 50sec in a metal cylinder of mass 50 gm. If all energy is converted into heat and sp heat capacity of metal is 0.8 jgm^-1C^-1. calculate the rise in tempatarure.

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Answered by abhi178
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Given info : A drill rated at 20W drills a hole in 50sec in a metal cylinder of mass 50 gm. If all energy is converted into heat and sp heat capacity of metal is 0.8 j/g/°C.

To find : The rise in temperature is ..

solution : energy dissipated by drill machine = power × time

= 20W × 50 sec

= 1000 J

dissipated energy is converted into heat.

so, energy = mass of cylinder × specific heat capacity of metal × change in temperature

⇒1000 J = 50g × 0.8 J/g/°C × ∆T

⇒1000/40 = 25 = ∆T

Therefore the rise in temperature is 25°C.

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