Physics, asked by studystar80, 1 year ago

please please answer this question

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Answered by neha8896

(i) It remains the same.

(ii)

$example$

Ice and water have the same specific heat capacity.

neha8896: and wrote today in the paper

neha8896: just bcoz it makes sense to me

yash168259: that is actually not true because ice has 4.1kJ/kg/K where as water has 2.1 kJ/kg/K.Get your facts right!

yash168259: water has 4.1kJ/kg/K* and ice has 2.1kJ/kg/K*. Just a small mistake :-[

neha8896: yaa

yash168259: Edit your answer as it might give false hope to other students.

neha8896: no..... i wrote the wrong answer in my paper too......:-[:-[:-[:-[:-[:-[:-[

neha8896: do you know how to delete answers

yash168259: It was only of 2 marks don't worry about it a lot. :-)

neha8896: noo :'(

Answered by yash168259

i) it does not remain the same

ii) water has 4.1kJ/kg/k

ice has 2.1kJ/kg/k

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