A 1 cubic meter of water inside a one kg ahminum container is heated from 20°C to 30°C.Find the heat supplied to the system if CA1 = 0.22 cal / gmNote: Assume that there is no heat loss and temperature of water is always equal to thetemperature of ahuminum container.а. 20,002,200 calb. 10,002,200 cal°C.c. 30,002,200 cald. 40,002,200 cal

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A 1 cubic meter of water inside a one kg ahminum container is heated from 20°C to 30°C Find the heat supplied to the system if CAI= 0.22 cal / gm °C. Note: Assume that there is no heat loss and temperature of water is always equal to the temperature of ahminum container. o 00 o 000

A 1 cubic meter of water inside a one kg ahminum container is heated from 20°C to 30°C Find the heat supplied to the system if CAI= 0.22 cal / gm °C. Note: Assume that there is no heat loss and temperature of water is always equal to the temperature of ahminum container. o 00 o 000

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