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calculate the heat energy required to raise the temperature of 2 kilogram of water from 10 ⁰c to 50 ⁰c. C of water 4200 J/kg/K

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Answered by StormEyes
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\sf \Large Solution!!

\sf \to m=2\:kg

\sf \to c=4200\:J\:kg^{-1}\:K^{-1}

\sf \to ∆t=50°C-10°C=40°C=40\:K

\sf

\sf Q=mc∆t

\sf Q=2\:\cancel{kg}\times 4200\:J\:\cancel{kg^{-1}}\:\cancel{K^{-1}}\times 40\:\cancel{K}

\sf Q=336000\:J

Q → Heat Energy

m → Mass of water

c → Specific heat capacity of water

∆t → Rise in temperature

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