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    Units in a heat transferred calculation

    ohh I feel really stupid now. Any number to the zero power is equal to 1. I already knew this but mistakingly thought that the result of calculating kg0 would be 1kg, but the answer is literally just 1, isn't it? So the kg does actually cancel. I feel silly for not realising, thanks very much...
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    Units in a heat transferred calculation

    I'm trying to do a calculation using: Heat transferred = mass x specific heat capacity x change in temperature q=mc∆T But the value I'm trying to calculate is the change in temperature so I've rearranged the equation to ∆T= q/mc I think the numbers and answer I have are correct, but the...
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