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1. Normal body temperature is 98.6 °F. What is this temperature in °C? A person with a "fever" has a temperature of 102 °F. How much higher a temperature, in °C, is this than normal

1. Normal body temperature is 98.6 °F. What is this temperature in °C? A person with a "fever" has a temperature of 102 °F. How much higher a temperature, in °C, is this than normal

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1 / 4 100% + 1. Normal body temperature is 98.6 °F. What is this temperature in °C? A person with a "fever" has a temperature of 102 °F. How much higher a temperature, in °C, is this than normal 2. Resting metabolism. Suppose a body loses heat to the environment at the rate of 100 J / hr. How long would it take to a resting person to completely convert to energy (metabolize) a cookie with a nutritional value of 60 Cal. Suppose the same individual engage in aerobic exercise, during which the body looses hear to the environment at the rate of 250 J/ hr. How long will it take to metabolize the energy in a 60 Cal cookie. 3. How much energy must be removed from 200 g of water beginning at 25 "C to convert it to ice cubes at water, 3 cool the ice) 10 °C? (note: three steps 1. Cool the water 2, Freeze the O v 0 4:2 acer backpac
Transcribed Image Text:1 / 4 100% + 1. Normal body temperature is 98.6 °F. What is this temperature in °C? A person with a "fever" has a temperature of 102 °F. How much higher a temperature, in °C, is this than normal 2. Resting metabolism. Suppose a body loses heat to the environment at the rate of 100 J / hr. How long would it take to a resting person to completely convert to energy (metabolize) a cookie with a nutritional value of 60 Cal. Suppose the same individual engage in aerobic exercise, during which the body looses hear to the environment at the rate of 250 J/ hr. How long will it take to metabolize the energy in a 60 Cal cookie. 3. How much energy must be removed from 200 g of water beginning at 25 "C to convert it to ice cubes at water, 3 cool the ice) 10 °C? (note: three steps 1. Cool the water 2, Freeze the O v 0 4:2 acer backpac
3. How much energy must be removed from 200 g of water beginning at 25 °C to convert it to ice cubes at – 10 °C? (note: three steps 1. Cool the water 2. Freeze the water, 3 cool the ice) If this process happens in a home refrigerator, where does the heat removed from the water end up. 4. Consider a 15.0 g piece of tin metal initially at 25 °C, What is its specific heat if adding 250 cal to it causes its temperature to increase to 125 °C. acer 96 & backspace 7. 8.
Transcribed Image Text:3. How much energy must be removed from 200 g of water beginning at 25 °C to convert it to ice cubes at – 10 °C? (note: three steps 1. Cool the water 2. Freeze the water, 3 cool the ice) If this process happens in a home refrigerator, where does the heat removed from the water end up. 4. Consider a 15.0 g piece of tin metal initially at 25 °C, What is its specific heat if adding 250 cal to it causes its temperature to increase to 125 °C. acer 96 & backspace 7. 8.
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