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The calorific value of kerosene is 45000 KJ/Kg What is the mass of kerosene to be taken to produce energy of 27,00,000 KJ/kg

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Answered by IshanSurana
8

Answer:

Explanation:

Calorific energy = Energy / mass

            45,000  =  27,00,000 / Mass required

                 Mass = 27,00,000 / 45,000

                 Mass = 60 Kg

Answered by logaprabhasl
2

Answer:

The mass of the kerosene to be taken is 60 Kg.

Explanation:

The formula for calorific value is given as,

calorific \: value =  \frac{amount  \: of \: heat \: produced}{mass \: of \: the \: element}

c =  \frac{e}{m}

c = 45,000 KJ/Kg

e = 27,00,000 KJ/Kg

m = ?

45000 =  \frac{2700000}{m}

m =  \frac{2700000}{45000}

m = 60 \: kg

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