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RajdeepSingh7
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I was wondering if it would be possible to get help with this question:
A 400 gram block of ice at -6°C is allowed to warm to room temperature which is 28°C.
If the sun provides 600 Joules of energy per square meter per second and all this energy was used to warm the ice block, calculate how long it would take to warm the ice block to 28°C.
If there was one square meter of surface exposed to the sun for this purpose.
Any contributions will be appreciated
Thanks
A 400 gram block of ice at -6°C is allowed to warm to room temperature which is 28°C.
If the sun provides 600 Joules of energy per square meter per second and all this energy was used to warm the ice block, calculate how long it would take to warm the ice block to 28°C.
If there was one square meter of surface exposed to the sun for this purpose.
Any contributions will be appreciated
Thanks