2. A bottle of water with mass 0.9 kg is left out in the sun, the radiatio from the sun warms up the water bottle. If the water bottle was initiall "C and the sun provided 120,000 Jof thermal energy, calculate the find temperature of the water. Use C = 4182 J/kgK for the specific heat of water,

2. A bottle of water with mass 0.9 kg is left out in the sun, the radiatio from the sun warms up the water bottle. If the water bottle was initiall "C and the sun provided 120,000 Jof thermal energy, calculate the find temperature of the water. Use C = 4182 J/kgK for the specific heat of water,

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2. A bottle of water with mass 09 kg is left out in the sun, the radiation
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temperature of the water. Use C = 4182 J/kgK for the specific heat of
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