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if 20 kg of water from 10 degree Celsius to 35 degree celsius using an immersion heater at 8000 Watts assume that 80% of power input is used to heat the water the time required to heat a specific heat capacity of water 4200 joules per kg​

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
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The time required to heat the water is 328.13 seconds.

Explanation:

Temperature change "ΔT" = (35 - 10)°C = 25°C

Mass of water "m" =20 kg

Power "P" =8000 W

Power output = 8000×80/100

= 6400 W

Capacity of water "c"=4200 J/kg °C

Q = (25×20×4200)J

Let time taken be "t" seconds.

25×20×4200/t = 6400

t = 25×20×4200/6400

t = 328.13 seconds = 5.46 minutes

Hence the time required to heat the water is 328.13 seconds

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