a 10 kg iron is dropped onto a sidewalk from a heigh of 100m. if half of the heat generated goes into warming the ball, show the temperature increase of the ball is 1.1 celcius. Ciron=450 J/kgc. Hint: 1/2PE=Q

a 10 kg iron is dropped onto a sidewalk from a heigh of 100m. if half of the heat generated goes into warming the ball, show the temperature increase of the ball is 1.1 celcius. Ciron=450 J/kgc. Hint: 1/2PE=Q

An Introduction to Physical Science

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Chapter5: Temperature And Heat

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