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Suppose 2.5 kg of water is heated from 10 $^{o}$ C to 90 $^{o}$ C. How much thermal energy would be transferred to the water? Water's sp. heat is 4,184 J/kg $^{o}$ C

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$2.5 k g \times 4184 J / k g^{o} C \times (90^{o} C - 10^{o} C) = 8, 36, 800 J$

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