Whenof milk at 5°cadded toof tea massg10was160at 95°C, the milk and water thefinal temperature is so'ctea hascassuming the speci fic heat capacity of the tea is 1 callg°c and the heatcapacity of the container is hot taken into account). Find the spece ific heatcapacity of milk.Answera) I callg°c6) 9.2 callg°oc) 1 J/ kg.kd)s.2 J/ kg. kf) +, $6 J/kg-k

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When of milk at 5°c added to of tea mass was 110g at 95°C , the milk and water the tea has final temperature is s0°c a cassuming the speci fic heat capa city of the tea is 1 calg?c and the heat capacity of the container is hot taken into account). Find the spec i fic heat capacity of milk. Answer a) I callg'o 6) 2.2 callg°o c) 1 J/kg.k d)s.2 J/ kg. k f) 4, 186 Jlkg -k

When of milk at 5°c added to of tea mass was 110g at 95°C , the milk and water the tea has final temperature is s0°c a cassuming the speci fic heat capa city of the tea is 1 calg?c and the heat capacity of the container is hot taken into account). Find the spec i fic heat capacity of milk. Answer a) I callg'o 6) 2.2 callg°o c) 1 J/kg.k d)s.2 J/ kg. k f) 4, 186 Jlkg -k

University Physics Volume 2

18th Edition

ISBN:9781938168161

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

Section: Chapter Questions

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