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How much heat is needed to bring 120 g of water from 33C to 45C
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q=mc∆t=(120g)(4.186 J/g•C°)(45C-35C)
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q=mc∆t=(120g)(4.186 J/g•C°)(45C-33C)

Typo 33 not 35
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