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How much heat is required to convert 1.0 kg of water at 85°C to steam at 118°C?
2.26*103kJ/kg? I don't get your question...- kee23
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How much heat is required to convert 1.0 kg of water at 85°C to steam at 118°C?
Homework Statement How much heat is required to convert 1.0 kg of water at 85°C to steam at 118°C? Homework Equations Q=mc(delta)T Qw+Qs=0? The Attempt at a Solution we know the m(water)=1.0kg and c(water)=4186J/kgC and T=85C so using Heat (Q) formula Q=mcT---...- kee23
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- Convert Heat Steam Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Many Kilocalories are Produced When a Truck Decelerates?
yay I got it. thank you.- kee23
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How Many Kilocalories are Produced When a Truck Decelerates?
umm shouldn't final speed go first then initial speed go last on your solution? how do you get the kcal part? I'm not sure what to do from there Also I made mistake, initial speed should be 23.6m/s- kee23
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Many Kilocalories are Produced When a Truck Decelerates?
hmm so speed not suppose to get subtracted? sorry, my algebra is my most weakest spot.- kee23
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How Many Kilocalories are Produced When a Truck Decelerates?
Homework Statement A 5850kg truck decelerates uniformly from 85.0km/h to 50.0 km/h. if 95.0% of the energy reduction is converted into heat, how many kilocalories are produced? Homework Equations kinetic energy (Ek)= 1/2mv2 1 Cal= 4.18J The Attempt at a Solution So first I...- kee23
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- Equivalent Heat Mechanical
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How to find average angular velocity?
my bad. the 3rd is 330rev. Umm I'm not quite follow. t- kee23
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How to find average angular velocity?
Homework Statement I had a physics lab and we found the 3 trials of revolution in 2 min then the result came as 1st=344rev 2nd=332rev 3rd=330rev (These numbers is from the calculation of Final (2min) - Initial start) Then it asked to find the average angular velocity for three of...- kee23
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- Angular Angular velocity Average Velocity
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Find the Factor for Change in y Due to x & z
I think I got it. Thanks for help people :D- kee23
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Find the Factor for Change in y Due to x & z
hmmm I don't know how to get rid of "k" when I have y=K76.73/145.52- kee23
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Find the Factor for Change in y Due to x & z
umm I think so because the answer they left was in decimals so real answer is 0.214 I don't what they're saying from the question "if x decreases by 23.3% and z increases by 45.3%, by what factor does y change?"- kee23
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Find the Factor for Change in y Due to x & z
umm so I did it as y=Kx3/z2 and so I got the value : y=K12649/2052.09. So do I replace the "y" with -23.3% and +45.3% then solve for "K"?- kee23
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Find the Factor for Change in y Due to x & z
Homework Statement Given that y is directly proportional to the cube of x and inversly proportional to the square of z, if x decreases by 23.3% and z increases by 45.3%, by what factor does y change? Homework Equations Couldn't make a equation but I tried like this: y=K/x^3+1/z^2...- kee23
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Solve Equilibrium Problem: Painter & Scaffold
I got N2 as 429N. Do I add N1(1132.485N)? or subtract to get the other force? EDIT: Nevermind, I got it. I had the Total force calculation got wrong. Thank you!- kee23
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solve Equilibrium Problem: Painter & Scaffold
Fpainter= (62.5kg*9.81m/s)= 613.125N Fsupply= (11.0kg*9.81m/s)= 107.91N Fstands= 45.0kg*9.81m/s) = 441.45N Total force Fpainter+Fsupply+Fstands= 1162.485N = N1+N2 Then 613.125N*1.35m+107.91*1.00m/4.50m= N2= 207.9175N N1+N2= 1132.485N+207.9175N= 1370N so am I got it right? I don't get it. Please...- kee23
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help