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Calcula la cantidad de calor que se necesita suministrar a 2 litros (2 000 g) de agua para

que eleve su temperatura de 72°F a 78°C.

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No estoy muy seguro, pero creo que podría utilizar las conversiones?

Meliza answered Jun 19, 2021

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