Consider the relationship between heat and temperature change when water in a cup is heated or cooled. Answer the following questions.
(1) A cup with a heat capacity of C0 contains water. How much heat, in J, is required to raise the temperature of the entire cup by ΔT0?
(2) The temperature of a mass m1 of water was raised from Ta to Tb. What is the amount of heat, in J, that the water absorbed? Let the specific heat capacity of water be cw.
(3) A constant amount of heat Q2 was applied to a mass m2 of water in a container using an electric heater, causing the temperature of the water to rise from Tc to Td. What is the specific heat of this water in J/(kg⋅K)? Assume that the heat capacity of the container and heat transfer to the outside can be neglected.
・C0=80 J/K ・ΔT0=15 K ・m1=0.20 kg ・Ta=280 K ・Tb=295 K ・cw=4200 J/(kg\cdotK) ・m2=0.50 kg ・Q2=31500 J ・Tc=285 K ・Td=300 K
Let the answer to Part (1) be A1 J, the answer to Part (2) be A2 J, and the answer to Part (3) be A3 J/(kg⋅K). As your final answer, calculate the value A1+A2−A3 and enter the resulting natural number as is.
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