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Determine the heat required in BTUs to raise the temperature of 3 lbm of water by 100oF. Assume that Cp is 1.0BTU/Lbmo F. a) 1 BTU b) 5 BTU c) 100 BTU d) 300 BTU

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Chapter20: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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Determine the heat required in BTUs to raise the temperature of 3 lbm of water by 100^oF. Assume that C_p is 1.0BTU/Lbm^oF.

a) 1 BTU

b) 5 BTU

c) 100 BTU

d) 300 BTU

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