A thermos bottle containing milk is shaken vigorously. Consider the milk as the system. (a) Will the temperature rise as a result of the shaking? (b) Has heat been added to the system? (c) Has work been done on the system? (d) Has the system’s internal energy changed?

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Q: 2. When 15 g of oil at25.0°C is placed in a wok, 2.18 kJ of he it to a temperature of 101°C. What is…

A: The required formula is  Q = m S ∆T  Where  Q = amount of heat = 2.18 KJ  = 2180 J m = mass of…