Physics, asked by dineshsamba, 5 hours ago

Derive Q= msΔt
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Answered by sdevisri019

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Answer:

Let Q=heat

m=mass

s=specific heat

t=temperature

Explanation:

we know that 'm' is directly proportional to 'Q'

similarly,

t is also directly proportional to `Q

where s is a constant

there fore Q=ms∆t

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