Math, asked by saicharan30, 1 year ago

The heat energy required to raise the temperature of 2kg of water from 10 Celsius to 50 Celsius?

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Answered by loneaaqib0002pa7ty3

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2kg water is equivalent to 2000g
therefore heat required = 2000×1×40(ms∆t)
80000calories

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