5. Ice at -20°C has been brought to an insulated container containing 2kg of commercial tungsten naving an specific heat of 138J/kg-K and a temperature of 78°C. If equilibrium was attained at 25°C, determine the mass of the ice placed in the container. 1. 30.3779grams b. 29.6058grams c. 31.1184grams d. 29.9868grams

5. Ice at -20°C has been brought to an insulated container containing 2kg of commercial tungsten naving an specific heat of 138J/kg-K and a temperature of 78°C. If equilibrium was attained at 25°C, determine the mass of the ice placed in the container. 1. 30.3779grams b. 29.6058grams c. 31.1184grams d. 29.9868grams

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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