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Romashka-Z-Leto [24]
2 years ago
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a piece of hot copper of mass 2.0kg is quenched by dropping it into 5.0kg of water. the temperature of water changes from 30 deg

ree Celsius to 52 degree Celsius. calculate the temperature of the copper before it was immersed in the water.​
Physics
1 answer:
SashulF [63]2 years ago
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A 2.0 kilogramme chunk of heated copper is cooled by being lowered into 5.0 kg of water. Water goes from 30 degrees Celsius to 52 degrees Celsius in only a few hours. determine the copper's temperature before submerging it in water. ​​In this case, the water's temperature is 24 degrees, and when we plug this number into equation 2 for water, we get the copper's temperature as 100 (0.387) (200-x) = 400 (4.187). ( x-20)

100 (0.387) (200-x) = 400 (4.187) ( 24-20)

: to give (something) over to the power or control of another : surrender The troops would not yield the fort to the enemy. 2 : to give in He yielded to temptation. 3 : to produce as a natural product These trees yield fruit.

Solving it yields x = 26.89 degrees, indicating that the temperature of ;copper is 26.89 degrees.

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