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andre [41]
3 years ago
8

Need a little help with chemistry:) *if you don’t know don’t put anything*

Chemistry
2 answers:
anastassius [24]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1.8 is the answer

Explanation:

9/5 = 1.8

garri49 [273]3 years ago
6 0

5 sleps = 10 quib

so

1 quib = 5/ 10 slep

1 quib = 1/2 slep

9 quib = 9/2 slep

9 quib = 4.5 slep

so it rounds upto 5 slep

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edge length of gold, a = 2.79 cm = 0.0279 m

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final temperature of Gold, t = 81.9 ° C

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Let the heat lost  by gold cube = Q₃

Let the final temperature of water = T

Q₁  = 0.1095 kg x 4200 J/kgC x (T–19.6)

Q₂ = 0.0497 kg x 240 J/kgC x (81.9–T)

Q₃ = 0.148 kg x 129 J/kgC x (81.9–T)

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Q₁ = Q₂ + Q₃

0.1095 x 4200  (T–19.6)  = 0.0497 x 240 x (81.9–T)  + 0.148 x 129 x (81.9–T)

459.9 (T–19.6) = 11.928 (81.9–T) + 19.092(81.9–T)

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459.9T + 11.928T + 19.092T = 9014.04  + 976.9032 + 1563.6348

490.92T = 11554.578

T = 11554.578 / 490.92

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