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While polishing a 1-kg brass statue, you do 760 J of work against sliding friction. Assuming that all of the resulting heat flows into the statue, how much does its temperature rise?
12 years ago

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Elena
Q=c•m•ΔT
For brass c= 385 J/kg•K
ΔT= Q/c•m=760/385•1=1.97º
12 years ago
Anonymous
Thank you Elena.
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