Congugar verbos en primera persona del singular
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Answer:
Qt = 940500 [J]
Explanation:
In order to solve this problem and understand it well, we must analyze that the ice melts or changes phase at a temperature of 0 [°c], then the water at a temperature of 100 [°C] evaporates or changes phase. That is, we have 5 different stages of water (initially in the form of ice), which are:
-) From -30 [°C] to 0 [°C] = Sensible change of temperature
-) At 0 [°C] = Latent heat of melting ice = 334 x 10³ [J/kg]
-) From 0 [°C] to 100 [°C] = Sensible change of temperature
-) At 100 [°C] = Latent heat of fusion for water = 2260 x 10³ [J/kg]
-) From 100 [°C] to 130 [°C] = Sensible change of temperature (superheating)
We can calculate the sensible heat of any process with the following expression:
where:
Q = heat or thermal energy [J]
m = mass of the body or substance = 300 [g]
Cpw = specific heat of the water = 4180 [J/kg*°C]
Cpi = specific heat of the ice = 2090 [J/kg*°C]
Tfinal = final temperature of the process [°C]
Tinicial = initial temperature of the process [°C]
And for some latent heat process, we can calculate the thermal energy using the following expression:
where:
Dhfus/eva = Fusion heat or latent heat [J/kg]
So, we need to calculate the fice processes.
And the final step is the sum of all the five heat processes.
First table:
1. For height, we usually use cm. If it is a must to use the conversion to solve for number 1, we can first convert the ft into m then to cm and then convert the in to cm and then add the values.
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x
then we convert the remaining 2in into cm and add it up:
x
or 
Another way to do this is to convert the ft to in and add it up to the remaining 2 in then convert to cm. The answer would be more or less the same.
2. For weight, we will convert lbs to kg.
x
3. For distance we will convert mi to km.
x
4. The unit mph is miles per hour and we will want to convert that into kph or kilometers per hour. You will use the same method that you did above to get it. We do not need to convert hours anymore, so it will stay as is.
x
5. Now for the next one it is very straightforward because 1V = 1V no matter where you go. So if the given is 220V then that means that the converted value is also 220V.
6. Now to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius, then all you have to do is use the formula given above and fill in what you know.
The given is 70°F
°C =
=
=
=
=
°C
The second table is very easy, all you need to do is convert the values to scientific notation or the other way around. All you need to do is move the decimal till you have a coefficient that is between 1 to 10 and then count how many times you moved the decimal. That will be the number or the exponent of 10.
1. $150,000 = $1.5 x 10^5
If you moved the decimal to the left, the exponent will be positive.
Now the other way around. To convert scientific notation to standard form, just move the decimal the number of places indicated by the exponent of 10. If it is positive, you will move to the right and if it is negative, you will move to the left.
2. 2.59x10^6 = 2,590,000m
Now notice that the next value is less than 1. This means you will be moving the the decimal to the right to make it have a coefficient of 1 to 10. You need to move it 3 times to the right so that means the exponent will be negative.
3. 0.005in = 5.0 x 10^(-3)in
Now do not forget to put in your units. In math or even in science the unit is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT.
Hope this helped you and good luck!
1. For height, we usually use cm. If it is a must to use the conversion to solve for number 1, we can first convert the ft into m then to cm and then convert the in to cm and then add the values.
then we convert the remaining 2in into cm and add it up:
Another way to do this is to convert the ft to in and add it up to the remaining 2 in then convert to cm. The answer would be more or less the same.
2. For weight, we will convert lbs to kg.
3. For distance we will convert mi to km.
4. The unit mph is miles per hour and we will want to convert that into kph or kilometers per hour. You will use the same method that you did above to get it. We do not need to convert hours anymore, so it will stay as is.
5. Now for the next one it is very straightforward because 1V = 1V no matter where you go. So if the given is 220V then that means that the converted value is also 220V.
6. Now to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius, then all you have to do is use the formula given above and fill in what you know.
The given is 70°F
°C =
=
=
=
=
The second table is very easy, all you need to do is convert the values to scientific notation or the other way around. All you need to do is move the decimal till you have a coefficient that is between 1 to 10 and then count how many times you moved the decimal. That will be the number or the exponent of 10.
1. $150,000 = $1.5 x 10^5
If you moved the decimal to the left, the exponent will be positive.
Now the other way around. To convert scientific notation to standard form, just move the decimal the number of places indicated by the exponent of 10. If it is positive, you will move to the right and if it is negative, you will move to the left.
2. 2.59x10^6 = 2,590,000m
Now notice that the next value is less than 1. This means you will be moving the the decimal to the right to make it have a coefficient of 1 to 10. You need to move it 3 times to the right so that means the exponent will be negative.
3. 0.005in = 5.0 x 10^(-3)in
Now do not forget to put in your units. In math or even in science the unit is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT.
Hope this helped you and good luck!