Science, asked by priyammandal08, 2 months ago

how much heat energy is necessary to raise the temperature of 10 kg of water from 40 degree celcius to 100 degree Celsius

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Answered by drsapnalodha001

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Answer:

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Answered by ishaanagarwal52

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Answer:

answer is 1680kj

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