1.4L of vegetable oil is being heated. Vegetable oil contains an average density of 930kg/m3 and a specific heat of 1670J/kg degrees C. How much heat was transferred to the oil if it was heated from 21 degrees C to 90 degrees C? (1L=0.001m3)

1.4L of vegetable oil is being heated. Vegetable oil contains an average density of 930kg/m3 and a specific heat of 1670J/kg degrees C. How much heat was transferred to the oil if it was heated from 21 degrees C to 90 degrees C? (1L=0.001m3)

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