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Suppose that a 400 gram copper object (specific heat 0.092 cal/g/degrees Celsius) receives 900 cal. of heat. What is the temperature change? Explain your reasoning. Do not use algebra
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Suppose that a 400 gram copper object (specific heat 0.092 cal/g/degrees Celsius) receives 900 cal. of heat. What is the temperature change? Explain your reasoning. Do not use algebra
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bobpursley
900cal=400grams*.092cal/C*delatTemp
solve for DeltaTemp.
Do not use algebra? You have to be kidding. You could estimate it, 400x.1=40, and 400/40 is about 10C.
solve for DeltaTemp.
Do not use algebra? You have to be kidding. You could estimate it, 400x.1=40, and 400/40 is about 10C.
Answered by
bobpursley
oops, the danger of estimated in the head.
900/40 is about 23C
Use algebra, and a calculator.
900/40 is about 23C
Use algebra, and a calculator.
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