2. Was energy, more or less conserved in this experiment? If it wasn\'t perfectl

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2. Was energy, more or less conserved in this experiment? If it wasn't perfectly conserved what are two reasonable sources for the non-conservation of energy in this experiment?
3. QH should have a negative value, and Qc should have a positive value. What are the physical meanings of the positive and negative signs? Table 1.2 Trial 1 Trail 2 Trail 3 14.5 AT 10 Q135 415133.8 098.15 -1224.15 Questions 1. For each trial calculate the % difference between the absolute values of Qc and QH. Show work in the space provided. (5 p9ints1sure d'measured 100 -measured+ x 100 : 22.aos16 _ x IOO.123.7% -122./.os75_ 00123.7 % dice- x100 ial 2 12.lo x100-11012:15 x 00-10.8 018.75-1224.15 % diff Was energy, more or less, conserved in this experiment? If it wasn't perfectly conserved what are two are reasonable sources for the non-conservation of energy in this experiment? (5 points) 2. should have a negative value, and Qc should have a positive value, what are the physical meanings of the positive and negative signs? (10 points) 3·

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2) energy iwas more conserved in this experiment. we can get this desicion from part 1.diffrent between absolute value of Qc and QH.value is decreased in trail 1 2 and 3.

temperature : when temperature is varied energy also varied.

mass

3) possitive sign :when heat is transferred into the working substance.

negative sign :when heat leaves the working substance

  

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