A solid of mass 0.5kg initially at 50^oC melts at 60^oC. Calculate the quantity of heat required to melt it completely. [specific heat capacity of the solid =2.0KJ kg^-1K^-1][Specific latent heat of fusion of solid =1.0 KJ kg^-1]

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