Physics, asked by maddirohini0809, 1 month ago

Find the rise in temperature of 1.5 kg of water if 9000 J of heat is given to it.

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Answered by NinjaClashYt

0

Answer:

first of all its litre not kg

Answered by simmajyotshna

1

Answer:

1.428

Explanation:

Heat = ms∆t

9000 = 4200 × 1 × ∆t

∆t = 9000× 10/15×4200

∆t = 1.428

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