Physics, asked by jithinfrancis2590, 10 months ago

Calculate the amount of energy that is needed to heat up 1000 kg of sandstone from 10°c to 20°c

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Answered by arunyadav1973

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Explanation:

Given—> m= 100kg

C=0.22

Differences between temp. = 10°c

Q=?

Formula :-

Q = m×c × differences between temp.

Q = 1000 × 0.22 × 10

Q= 2,200k/j

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