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3 years ago

A toy balloon blown upto 10° C has a

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larisa86 [58]3 years ago

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Answer:

this is an example

Explanation:

Yes, the balloon will burst at room temperature.

As we know that, 480 x 7/8 = 420 is the maximum Stretching capacity of the balloon.

b) V. / T. = V/T

Where

V = 480 ml and T. = 5 C(278 K)

And T= 30 C( 303 K)

V = V.T/T.

V = 480 x 303/278

V = 523.1 ml

b)V./V=T./T ?

Where

V = 480 ml and

T = 5 C (278 K)?

And V = 420 ml

T=T.V./V

=278 x 480/420

= 317.17 k

Therefore the balloon will burst at the temperature of 317.17 k

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The temperature of 0.5 kg of water is 303 K. It is cooled to 278 K by keeping it in a refrigerator. what is the time taken by water to reach 278 K if 87.5 J of heat is given out in each second? ( specific heat capacity of water is 4200 J/kg K )

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