Answer to Question #230429 in Physics for ella

Question #230429
Calculate m if 800g solid rises by 4oC when 4000J is supplied
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Expert's answer
2021-08-29T16:56:09-0400

I supposed m means specific heat capacity (let's denote is cc). By definition, it is given as follows:


c=QmΔTc = \dfrac{Q}{m\Delta T}

where Q=4000JQ = 4000J is the heat supplied, m=800g=0.8kgm = 800g = 0.8kg is the mass of the soil, and ΔT=4°C\Delta T = 4\degree C is the rise in the temperature. Thus, obtain:


c=4000J0.8kg4°C=1250Jkg°Cc = \dfrac{4000J}{0.8kg\cdot 4\degree C} = 1250\dfrac{J}{kg\cdot \degree C}

Answer. 1250Jkg°C1250\dfrac{J}{kg\cdot \degree C} .


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