Q22 i) Find the property that provides the change insize of the material, if the material is subjected totemperature change and explain that property withunit.ii) Water of 1.5 liters is heated to a maximumtemperature of 115 °C from room temperature toprepare Arabic coffee for a family using thefollowing data.- Heat energy of 601 kJ is supplied to the water- Specific heat capacity of water is 4.19 kJ/kg K- Density of water as 999.3 kg/m3Determine the room temperature.a) Mass of water (in kg)b) Room temperature (in °C)

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i) Find the property that provides the change in size of the material, if the material is subjected to temperature change and explain that property with unit.

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i) Find the property that provides the change in
size of the material, if the material is subjected to
temperature change and explain that property with
unit.
ii) Water of 1.5 liters is heated to a maximum
temperature of 115 °C from room temperature to
prepare Arabic coffee for a family using the
following data.
- Heat energy of 601 kJ is supplied to the water
- Specific heat capacity of water is 4.19 kJ/kg K
- Density of water as 999.3 kg/m3
Determine the room temperature.
a) Mass of water (in kg)
b) Room temperature (in °C)

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