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The length of a side of a metallic cube at 20oC is 5.0cm. Given that the linear expansivity of the metal is 4.0 x 10-5k-1, find the volume of the cube at 120oC .

  • A. 126.50cm3
  • B. 126.25cm3
  • C. 126.00cm3
  • D. 125.00cm3
View Answer & Discuss (5) JAMB 1987
17

A hot metal ball is suspended in the open air. As it cools it loses heat by?

  • A. conduction only
  • B. convection only
  • C. radiation only
  • D. conduction and convection
  • E. convection and evaporation
View Answer & Discuss (28) JAMB 1982
18

A water fall is 420m high. Calculate the difference in temperature of the water between the top and bottom of the water fall. Neglect heat loses(g = 10.0m-2 specific heat capacity of water = 4.20 x 10\(^3\) JKg-1 K-1)

  • A. 0.1oC
  • B. 1.0oC
  • C. 42oC
  • D. 100oC
  • E. 4.20oC
View Answer & Discuss (4) WAEC 1991
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19

An object is heated from 30oC to 57oC. The increases in its temperature on the Kelvin scale is

  • A. 17k
  • B. 27k
  • C. 81k
  • D. 246k
  • E. 300k
View Answer & Discuss (12) WAEC 1998
20

A waterfall is 1260m high. Calculate the change in temperature of a quantity of water that falls from the top to the bottom of the waterfall. (Neglect heat losses to the surroundings, take g as 10m-2 and specific heat capacity of water as 4200Jkg-1K-1)

  • A. 0.3oC
  • B. 3.0oC
  • C. 33.3oC
  • D. 42.0oC
  • E. 100.0oC
View Answer & Discuss (5) WAEC 1998
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