Physics, 07.02.2022 19:00, haidenmoore92
Use the information below to calculate the mass of water that was in the kettle: 
• The starting temperature of the water was 22°C, and the kettle turned off when the water is boiling
• The specific heat capacity of water is 4200 J/ Kg°C
• The equation for specific heat capacity is E = m x c x θT
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