1a QUESTION 135 kg of water at 15°C is applied to a small fire. Calculate the heat absorbed (in MJ) when all the water has vaporized at its boiling point.O 73.2 MJO 82.6 MJO 91.5 MJO 67.2 MJO 50.8 MJ

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