Physics, 18.04.2021 21:00 jasoncarter

As Q3 Also continue to read the temperature until it has the or dropped of several degrees below the marimune temperature
given that, -
- 420 J/kg/k
се - 400g/inglk
Cs - 2 1
Question 1. Using the turibus value obtain from the experiment Calculat de
Speafil Capacity of the solid
22. Gluer 2 precautions taken
3) A piece of metal board of mass 20g at 2008 is placed in a copper
colometer of mass bag containing song of water at Beč. Igrarang baratos
Calculate the fined steady teruperature of the mixture
Q3 = 400 Cw-42818/K
Ms – 60 g
Ce 0-Holy 14
2ze
lacc Calculate the fined Steady temperature
= 44.2 Q3 = 400
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