Mail - Bedi, Rohan - OutlookQuestion 1 | Heat & Thermodyna XSpecific Heat Calculatorspecific heat capacity of waterx +A testing.illuminateed.com/assessment/605a4ff87b1f46cc078b70dc/605a4fffe82e2ec7078b6d48/1?rldbqn=1RPausedApps8 First-year essay pro...o0 myOptions AdviceSy sqrt(3+x)=-2 - Alge...d Dailymotion - the h...O resume | WITSO LoginInfinite CampusHow to Write the C...>>Heat & Thermodynamics Test 2021 RetakeSigned in as:Rohan BediQuestion 1Q ZoomQ Review / Finish TestABGQuestion 1How much heat energy would be required to heat a 200 g sample of water from 20 degrees Celsius to 140 degrees Celsius?A100.49 kJВ533.56 kJ518.76 kJ451.77 kJ©2021Illuminate Education TM, Inc.O Time Remaining: 46 minutes9:40 PM3/25/2021

We have given that Mass of water = 200g Initial Temperature =T1= 20°C Final temperature =T2= 140°C…

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* Question 1 How much heat energy would be required to heat a 200 g sample of water from 20 degrees Celsius to 140 degrees Celsius? A 100.49 kJ B 533,56 kJ 518.76 kJ D 451.77 kJ

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