A piece of copper is measured to be at 10°C and 115 grams in mass. If 1300 calories were added to it, what was the final temperature of the copper?

21.3°C

103.5°C

386.8°C

125.6°C

135.6°C

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Paola Crawford

Physics

12 July, 17:59

A piece of copper is measured to be at 10°C and 115 grams in mass. If 1300 calories were added to it, what was the final temperature of the copper?

21.3°C

103.5°C

386.8°C

125.6°C

135.6°C

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Hanna Tanner · Answer 1

The final temperature of the copper = 39.4°C

Explanation:

mass = 115 g

change in temperature=ΔT=T-10 where T is the final temperature.

specific heat of copper=0.385 J/g °C

Heat energy absorbed = Q=1300 calories

the formula for heat is given by

Q = m C ΔT

1300 = (115) (0.385) (T-10)

T-10=29.4

T = 29.4+10

T=39.4°C

Thus the final temperature of the copper = T=39.4°C

A piece of copper is measured to be at 10°C and 115 grams in mass. If 1300 calories were added to it, what was the final temperature of the copper?21.3°C103.5°C386.8°C125.6°C135.6°C

A piece of copper is measured to be at 10°C and 115 grams in mass. If 1300 calories were added to it, what was the final temperature of the copper?

21.3°C

103.5°C

386.8°C

125.6°C

135.6°C