A bullet of mass 10 g moving with speed of 210 m/s in stopped suddenly. If all its kinetic energy is converter into heat, what is the amount of heat produced in calories? (a) 52.5 x 10² (c) 525 (b) 52.5 x 10 (d) 52.5

A bullet of mass 10 g moving with speed of 210 m/s in stopped suddenly. If all its kinetic energy is converter into heat, what is the amount of heat produced in calories? (a) 52.5 x 10² (c) 525 (b) 52.5 x 10 (d) 52.5

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. A bullet of mass 10 g moving with speed of
210 m/s in stopped suddenly. If all its kinetic
energy is converter into heat, what is the
amount of heat produced in calories?
(a) 52.5 x 102
(c) 525
(b) 52.5 x 104
(d) 52.5

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