Science, asked by DJSTar, 1 year ago

How much energy in joules is necessary to raise the temperature of 5kg of water from 20°to 100° ?

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Answered by abhishek8632

3

E=m x c x T
E=5 x 4181 x 80
6689 KJ

Answered by bs080562

0

E= c×t

E=6689 joule

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