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Sunday, November 21, 2010
Ch 13_1 #1
Use the conversion of Cal to find J. Do not confuse calorie with food calorie
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Uhh, why the heck does it ask for "in joules" and then the unit supplied to us is in kJ? Ridiculous.
3 comments:
Uhh, why the heck does it ask for "in joules" and then the unit supplied to us is in kJ? Ridiculous.
how do we find b
part b - we did exactly the same problem in class
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