Engineering, 27.10.2021 23:40 ethan0

if we define the system as the water and the copper cube together, we can also say that there is no loss of heat to the surroundings due to the cup’s insulating properties. considering this, what is the value of qsystem? enter your answer in terms of joules, but do not include the units in the blank.

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