Explanation Write the expression for the change in internal energy of the system, Δ E int = − Δ K − Δ U g (I) Here, Δ E int is the change in internal energy of the system, Δ K is the change in kinetic energy of the system and Δ U g is the change in potential energy of the system. Write the expression for the change in internal energy for the meteorite alone, Δ E int , m e t e o r i t e = 1 2 Δ E int = − 1 2 Δ K − 1 2 Δ U g (II) Here, Δ E int , m e t e o r i t e is the change in internal energy for the meteorite alone. Write the expression for the change in internal energy for the meteorite alone, Δ E int , m e t e o r i t e = m c Δ T | s o l i d + L f m + m c Δ T | l i q u i d + L v m + m c Δ T | g a s = m ( c Δ T | s o l i d + L f + c Δ T | l i q u i d + L v + c Δ T | g a s ) (III) Here, m is the mass of the solid, c is the specific heat of the solid, L f is the latent heat of solid, L v is the latent heat of gas. Substitute 0 − 1 2 m v i 2 for Δ K and − G M E m R E − 0 for Δ U g in (II), Δ E int , m e t e o r i t e = − 1 2 ( 0 − 1 2 m v i 2 ) − 1 2 ( − G M E m R E − 0 ) = 1 4 m v i 2 + G M E m 2 R E (IV) Substitute 1 4 m v i 2 + G M E m 2 R E for Δ E int , m e t e o r i t e in (III), Δ Τ | g a s = 1 4 m v i 2 + G M E m 2 R E − c Δ T | s o l i d + L f + c Δ T | l i q u i d + L v c g a s (V) Conclusion: Substitute 1170 J/kg

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