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Answer:
1540.8 Joules of energy is required to bring a 30 gram crayon from room temperature, 25 degrees C, to its melting point 49 degrees C
Explanation:
Crayon is paraffin wax. The specific heat of paraffin wax is 2.14 J/g°C
As we know

Where
is the change in temperature 
m is the mass of the object
c is the specific heat in J/g°C
Substituting the given values, we get -
Joules
1540.8 Joules of energy is required to bring a 30 gram crayon from room temperature, 25 degrees C, to its melting point 49 degrees C
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