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A lead pipe that weighs 14.0 lbs sits out in the sun. So is a bucket of a) What is the pipe's weight in grams? b) If the pipe temperature rises from 5.7°C to 62.8°C while sitting in the sun, how much heat (in J) is absorbed by the pipe? c) If the water absorbs 272 kJ of heat from the sun and its temperature rises from 9.2 °C to 10.7 °C, what is the mass (in g) of water in the bucket?

A lead pipe that weighs 14.0 lbs sits out in the sun. So is a bucket of a) What is the pipe's weight in grams? b) If the pipe temperature rises from 5.7°C to 62.8°C while sitting in the sun, how much heat (in J) is absorbed by the pipe? c) If the water absorbs 272 kJ of heat from the sun and its temperature rises from 9.2 °C to 10.7 °C, what is the mass (in g) of water in the bucket?

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