Beaker Amount of water Starting temperature ("C) Ending temperature ("C) 100 28 28 85 85 95 B. 200 200 28 Vmaemoleneb Which of the following observation is true? A The water in beakers A and B takes the same amount of time to reach 85"C The water in beaker A takes a shorter time than that in beaker B to reach 85°C The water in beaker B takes a shorter time to reach 85°C than that in beaker C to reach 95°C. The amount of heat required to heat up the 3 beakers of water to reach their ending temperatures are the same. The water in beaker A required the least amount of heat while that in beaker C required the most amount of heat to reach their ending temperatures E:
Beaker Amount of water Starting temperature ("C) Ending temperature ("C) 100 28 28 85 85 95 B. 200 200 28 Vmaemoleneb Which of the following observation is true? A The water in beakers A and B takes the same amount of time to reach 85"C The water in beaker A takes a shorter time than that in beaker B to reach 85°C The water in beaker B takes a shorter time to reach 85°C than that in beaker C to reach 95°C. The amount of heat required to heat up the 3 beakers of water to reach their ending temperatures are the same. The water in beaker A required the least amount of heat while that in beaker C required the most amount of heat to reach their ending temperatures E:
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Jane poured some water of the same temperature into 3 identical beakers. She then
heated the beakers of water with 3 similar bunsen burners with flames of the same
strength. The table below shows the amount of water in each beaker, their starting and
ending temperatures.
Beaker
Amount of water
Starting
temperature ("C)
28
28
28
Ending
temperature ("C)
85
85
A
100
200
200
B
C
95
Which of the following observation is true?
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The water in beakers A and B takes the same amount of time to reach 85"C.
The water in beaker A takes a shorter time than that in beaker B to reach 85°C
The water in beaker B takes a shorter time to reach 85°C than that in beaker C
to reach 95°C
The amount of heat required to heat up the 3 beakers of water to reach their
ending temperatures are the same.
The water in beaker A required the least amount of heat while that in beaker C
required the most amount of heat to reach their ending temperatures
VE
A and C only X
A and D onlyX
B. C and D only
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
B, C and E only
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