Physics, 23.07.2020 21:01 juliaduenkelsbu

The specific heat of water is about 4200 J/(kg·oC). To heat a cup of water of 0.25 kg from 10 oC to 50 oC, at least how much heat is required?

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The specific heat of water is about 4200 J/(kg·oC). To heat a cup of water of 0.25 kg from 10 oC to...