Section 14.5 (#6) A 42 lb piece of steel at 670 degrees F is dropped into 100 lb of water at 75 degrees F. What is the final temperature of the mixture? (Given textbook solution is 102 degrees F) From the table Cg = 1.00 Btu / 1b x oF and CL = 0.115 Btu / lb x oF Show work step by step on how to get solution by FIRST stating which material gained heat and which material loses heat. THEN write the general equation and PLUG in given values BEFORE doing any algebra. The goal is to not solve the mixture problem algebraically before plugging in values.
Energy transfer
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Section 14.5 (#6)
A 42 lb piece of steel at 670 degrees F is dropped into 100 lb of water at 75 degrees F. What is the final temperature of the mixture?
(Given textbook solution is 102 degrees F)
From the table Cg = 1.00 Btu / 1b x oF and CL = 0.115 Btu / lb x oF
Show work step by step on how to get solution by FIRST stating which material gained heat and which material loses heat. THEN write the general equation and PLUG in given values BEFORE doing any algebra. The goal is to not solve the mixture problem algebraically before plugging in values.
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