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a metal ball bearing of specific heat c moving with speed v is brought to rest. All its kinetic energy is converted into thermal energy which is absorbs causing a temperature rise T what was the value of v

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Answered by manetho
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Answer:

v= \sqrt[]{2cT}

Explanation:

the kinectic energy of a metal of mass m and velocity is v is given by

K= = \frac{1}{2} mv^{2}

heat capacity of Q of the metal ball with specific heat c and mass m and temperature change T

Q= mcT

according to the question All kinetic energy is converted into thermal energy

⇒K=Q

K= \frac{1}{2} mv^{2}= mcT

v= \sqrt[]{2cT}

Answered by karlaprasanna
4

Explanation:

A metal ball-bearing of specific heat capacity c moving with speed v is brought to rest. All its kinetic energy is converted into thermal energy which it absorbs causing a temperature rise . The value of v is

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