Physics, asked by aryan6487, 9 months ago

Calculate the amount of energy that is needed to heat up 10 kg of water from 99°c to 101°c

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Answered by kanishknova

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Answer:

84kj

Explaination:

Heat energy=mass*specific heat capacity*rise in temperature

=10kg*4200J/kg*C° *2C°

=84000J =84KJ

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