Question #171287

In preparing dinner you need a cup of very hot water, which you prepare on your electric stove.  You use 40 kJ of electrical energy to heat 300 g of water starting at 20 °C.  What is the final temperature of the water?


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Expert's answer
2021-03-15T09:26:57-0400

Heat(Q)=40kJ

Mass(m)=300g

Specific heat capacity of water(c)=4.18kJ/Kg


1000g=1kg

300g =?

300g×1kg1000g=0.3kg\frac {300g×1kg}{1000g}=0.3kg


But Q=mcθ\theta

40kJ=0.3kg×4.18kJ/kg×(x-20°\degree C)

40 kJ=1.254x-25.08kJ/kg °\degree C


1.254x1.254=65.081.254\frac{1.254x}{1.254}=\frac{65.08}{1.254}


x=51.9°\degree C


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