We know that, heat required to change the tempreture of a substance is, H = m x c x t ...... (1)
Where,
m = mass of the substance. Here it is mass of water = 0. 7 Kg
c = specific heat capacity of water = 4190 J/Kg °C
t = change in tempreture. Here it is raise in tempreture of water = 22 °C
So, from 1,
H = m x c x t
Or, H = 0.7 x 4190 x 22
Or, H = 64526 Joule.
Therefore heat required to raise the tempreture by 22° C is H = 64526 Joule. (Ans)
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