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Calculate the energy needed to bring a cup of water (about 250 g) from 10oc to the boiling point. then find the time it takes to heat this water
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Calculate the energy needed to bring a cup of water (about 250 g) from 10oc to the boiling point. then find the time it takes to heat this water
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250 from 10 oc would be fairly easy we just divide and that would be 25
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