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a sample of water is heated from 25°C to 35°C. How much is the rise in temperature on Fahrenheit and Kelvin scale?

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Answered by pankajDj
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Answer: Raise in temperature in Kelvins = 283.15 Kelvins

Raise in temperature in degree Fahrenheit = 18^oF

Solution:

Raise in temperature in Kelvins:

T(K)= 273K+T(^oC)

Initial temperature: 25^oC=298K

Final temperature: 35^oC=308K

Raise in temperature: 308-298=10K

Raise in temperature in degree Fahrenheit :

1^oC=(33.8^oF-32)\times \frac{5}{9}

Initial temperature: 25^oC=77^oF

Final temperature: 35^oC=95^oF

Raise in temperature in degree Fahrenheit = (95-77)^oF=18^oF

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