The specific heat capacity of a particular liquid is 3000 J kg-1 K-1. A large beaker containing
2 kg of the liquid has to be warmed from 25 ℃ to 35 ℃. A 100 W heater is used. If all the
thermal energy could be transferred to the liquid, how long would it take?
2. Question | Mathematics
If x = 32 × 23, then x4 =
3. Question | Biology
The chemicals that make up the bodies of animals and plants are called:
4. Question | Integrated Science
The density of pure water is:
5. Question | Mathematics
In the circle above, the circumference is
10 cm. The length of the arc AB, in
centimetres, is
6. Question | Physics
A dynamo connected to a circuit is being turned.Which one of the following would NOT
generate a greater e.m.f.?
7. Question | Mathematics
The width of a block of wood with
rectangular cross-section is x cm. Its height
is 2/3 its width and its length is 4 times its
height. What is its volume in cm3?
8. Question | Physics
Which one of these four statements is NOT true?
9. Question | Physics
Boiling and evaporation both involve a liquid turning into a vapour (i.e. a gas).The following
statements relate to water.Which one is NOT true?
10. Question | Integrated Science
The wall of the heart is made of:
11. Question | Social Studies
THE ITEM refer to the following dialogue.
Sita: When Marvin was group leader he was always ordering us about.
Paul: Me, I prefer a group leader who allows members to do as they please.
The leadership style of Marvin as described in the dialogue above is.
12. Question | Biology
Vaccination causes a person′s immune system to produce:
13. Question | Principles Of Accounts
Which of the following transactions will NOT affect capital?
14. Question | Chemistry
The electrical charges on a proton and an electron are:
15. Question | Integrated Science
When something gets hotter, the particles in it gain more:
16. Question | Chemistry
In an atom the neutron is found:
17. Question | Information Technology
Eight bits are called a __________.
18. Question | Chemistry
Hydrocarbons contain carbon and:
19. Question | Chemistry
The number of particles in a mole of any gas is always: