Mathematics, 19.11.2019 23:31 queenkimm26

The temperature of 5 pounds of water is 40 degrees. btus are added until the temp of
the steam produced rises to 280 degrees fahrenheit. how many btus are absorbed by
the water
of
the temperature of 15 pounds of ice is 32degrees fahrenheit. how many btus will be
absorbed if the final reading of the water produced is a temperature of 195 degrees
fahrenheit?
25 pounds of water at 212 degrees fahrenheit are cooled to 33 degrees' water how
many btus are released?
10.
80 pounds of water at 212 degrees fahrenheit are heated to 212 degrees fahrenheit
steam. how many btus does it take.

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