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1000j of energy is transferred to a kettle. 850j ends up stores In the hot water in the kettle explain how much energy is transferred to the kettle itself and its surroundings?
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1000j of energy is transferred to a kettle. 850j ends up stores In the hot water in the kettle explain how much energy is transferred to the kettle itself and its surroundings?

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Answer: 150 J

Explanation: kettle also warms up and heat is transferred in surroundings. Amount of heat remains same. Then 1000 J -850 J for water = 150 J

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