Can you please answer number 6 and all of the sub problems and show all of the steps to the solution AL EXAM PHYS 205 ON60 5-15-21 - Protected View - Saved to this PC-O Searcholive james OLayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewHelpet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View.Enable EditingIne iniuaI VOlume iS ZI 3. Tne linal voTUme is oiI 5.b) What is the change in internal energy of the gas if4,000 kJ of energy is supplied?5) An aluminum flagpole is 33cm high.a) By how much does its length increase as the temperatureincreases by 15°C ?b) What is the total length of the flagpole?The coefficient of linear expansion for aluminum isa=24x10/ °C6) 0.5 kg of hot water at 96 degree Celsius is poured into a0.18 kg glass bowl initially at 25 degrees Celsius. Whatwill be the common final temperature T of the water andbowl when equilibrium is reached? Cglass%3840kg.°C= 4186kg°CD Focus8:435/15/40144கு

Given : Mass of water=m=0.5 kg Temperature of water=Tw=96o C Mass of glass bowl=M=0.18 kg…

6) 0.5 kg of hot water at 96 degree Celsius is poured into a 0.18 kg glass bowl initially at 25 degrees Celsius. What will be the common final temperature T of the water and bowl when equilibrium is reached? C =840 glass kg.°C J = 4186 kg°C

6) 0.5 kg of hot water at 96 degree Celsius is poured into a 0.18 kg glass bowl initially at 25 degrees Celsius. What will be the common final temperature T of the water and bowl when equilibrium is reached? C =840 glass kg.°C J = 4186 kg°C

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