Answer to Question #168685 in Physics for Desmond

Question #168685

The height of Niagara fall is 509m. Calculate the difference in temperature of water at top and bottom of the fall if J=4.25J/Cal and g=9.8ms^-2 and specific heat capacity of water is 4200J/Kg/K

Expert's answer

"mgh=mc\\Delta T\\\\(9.8)(509)=(4250)\\Delta T\\\\\\Delta T=1.17\\ K"

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