Physics, 11.03.2020 23:13 kataldaine

-. The temperature of air above coastal areas is greatly influenced by the large
specific heat of water. The specific heat of air between temperatures of 40°F and
90°F is about 1,000.0 J/kg • K. Consider the situation where 4,186 J of energy is
given up by 1.0 kg of water, causing its temperature to drop by 1.0 K.
a. If the air over the water increases temperature by 5.5 K,
what is its mass?

What is the volume of The air over the water, assuming that the airs density is 1.29 kg/m^3

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