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Question #250330

Ten kilograms of water enters the heater at 16 0 C and leaves at 123 0 F. Determine

the heat added in KJ.

Expert's answer

$Q=cm(t_2-t_1)=\\=4200\cdot 10\cdot(50.6-16.0)=\\=1453~\text{kJ}.$

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