Large rock gardens store thermal energy from the sun for some solar-heated homes. How much heat...
Large rock gardens store thermal energy from the sun for some solar-heated homes. How much heat is required to raise the temperature of 45.0 kg of rock (c = 0.739 J/g·K) by 15°C?
A. 499 kJ B. 9580 kJ C. 2.22 kJ D. 913 kJ
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