A cup of water is heated with a heating coil that delivers 32.15W of heat. In 14.23 minute, the temperature of the water rises by 14.22 oC. What is the mass of the water? answer please
given
P = 32.15 W
t = 14.23 min
dT = 14.220 C
we have Q = P X t
Q = 32.15 X 14.23 X 60
Q = 27449.67 J
then
using equation to find the mass of the water m is
Q = m C dT
27449.67 = m X 4180 X 14.22
m = 27449.67 / 4180 X 14.22
m = 27449.67 / 59439.6
m = 0.4618 kg
the mass of the water is m = 0.4618 kg
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