A habitat on Mars uses silicon solar panels that absorb heat from the sun, resulting in an increase in temperature only during times of sunlight. A silicon solar panel absorbs 68,750 calories per hour [cal/h] from the sun. Calculate the change intemperature in degrees Fahrenheit [°F] of the panel in three hours [h] if the panel has a mass of 175 kilograms [kg]. Note the specific heat of silicon is 0.7 joules per gram degree Celsius [J/(g °C)].Click the icon to view the table of common derived units in the SI system.Click the icon to view the conversion table.Click the icon to view the factors for temperature intervals conversion.The change in temperature isF. (Round your answer to one decimal place.)

Given Data: The heat energy per hour is Q =68750 C/hr The mass is m=175 kg=175000 g The specific…

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