Physics, asked by pklusifer9796, 10 months ago

Calculate the amount of heat required to raise temperature of 200 gm water from 10°c to 90°c

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Answered by harsharora111

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Heat= M*S*deltaT

Heat= 200*1*(90-10)

16kilo calorie

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