ORCILLA, Toby William C. PHY12 / B4 1.

Assume that the specific heats of coffee & water are the same (1 cal/g-C). How much cool water at 59F must be added to an insulated cup that contains 145g of (liquid) coffee at 188F to cool it to 135F? Ignore the heat absorbed by the cup.        

HOMEWORK 1 February 1, 2012 but a different thermal conductivity. Heat flows through the slab, and the temperatures are as shown. What are the temperatures T1 and T2 in Drawing B where the layers are arranged in a different order?

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Substituting b to c, we get Using Shift-Solve function of Casio  The markings on an aluminum ruler and a brass ruler are perfectly aligned at 0C. How far apart will the 40 cm marks be on the two rulers at 100C, if precise alignment of the left-hand ends of the rulers is maintained? Coefficient of Linear Expansion of Aluminum=2.4 X 10-5 / C and Coefficient of linear expansion of brass= 2.0 X 10-5 / C SOLUTION:       5. 2. From Drawing 2:          

   Substituting b to d, will be canceled and we will get    Substituting c to e, will be canceled and we will get   Transform f into this equation and transform g into this equation . Substitute the new f to the new g to find  An iron rod 50 cm long is braised (joined) to a copper rod 50 cm long and of the same diameter. The free end of the iron rod is kept at 10C and the free end of the copper rod is kept at 120C. Thermal conductivities are : kFE= 0.189 cal/s-cm-C and kCU = 0.932 cal/s-cm-C (a) What is the temperature at the junction point (in Celsius)? (b) What is the heat flow rate (in cal/s) in the rod if its cross-sectional area is 1.5 cm2? SOLUTION:     Using Shift-Solve function of Casio.  

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 They are 0.016 cm apart. When preparing instant cup noodle, Mang Jing pours 300 g of water at 100C onto 100 g of noodle at 28C in a polystyrene cup. Soon after mixing, he predicted that the temperature of the mixture will be 70C. Is the actual temperature higher or lower than the estimated value? Why? The specific heat capacity of the noodle and water are 1700 J/kg-C and 4186 J/kg-C respectively.         

Using Shift-Solve function of Casio  The actual temperature is higher than the estimated value because Mang Jing doesnt have the power to predict final temperatures. 4. A slab of insulation is made of three layers, as Drawing A indicates. Each of the layers A, B, and C has the same thickness,