while on break, Jorge is forced to give his I year old nephew a bath. Before leaving to aporty, his sister gives him o 10L (10,000 mL) tub to bath his nephew in. She also´ tellshim that if the water in it isn't exactly 37°C his boby nephew will cry and urinateon him. If the water from the cold faucèt is 20'C and water from the hot faucet is60°C, how many Kilograms of hot water does Jorge need to put in the tub? Howmany kilograms of čold water?

Temperature of hot water = 60oC temperature of cold water = 20oC Required temperature = 37oC

while on break,Jorge is farced to give his I year old nephew a bath. Before leaving to a porty, his sister gives him o 10L (10,000 mL) tub to bath his nephen in. She also' tells him that if the nater in it isn't exactly 37°C his boby nephew will on him.If the water from the cold faucét is 20°c and water from the hot faucet is 60°C, how many Kilograms of hot water does Jorge need to put in the tub? How many kilograms of čold water ? cry and urinate

while on break,Jorge is farced to give his I year old nephew a bath. Before leaving to a porty, his sister gives him o 10L (10,000 mL) tub to bath his nephen in. She also' tells him that if the nater in it isn't exactly 37°C his boby nephew will on him.If the water from the cold faucét is 20°c and water from the hot faucet is 60°C, how many Kilograms of hot water does Jorge need to put in the tub? How many kilograms of čold water ? cry and urinate

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

1st Edition

ISBN:9781133939146

Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter21: Heat And The First Law Of Thermodynamics

Section: Chapter Questions

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