When two objects P and Q are supplied with the same quantity of heat, the temperature change in P is observed to be twice that in Q. lf the masses of P and Q are the same, calculate the ratio of the specific heat capacities of Q to P.

Similar Questions

A gas which obeys Charles’ law exactly has a volume of 283cm3 at 10oC. What is its volume at 3...

A current of 2A passes through a wire of resistance 4Ω for 3 minutes. Calculate the energ...

Which of the following substance is not a good conductor of electricity? ...

During a training session, two footballers pass a ball repeatedly between each other. The 'to an...

An object is placed at a point X between the focal point F and the optical centre C of a diverging l...

A beam of light travelling in water is incident on a glass which is immersed in the water. The incid...

If the relative humidity of the atmosphere increases, the rate of evaporation of sweat from the huma...

0.5kg of water at 10ºC is completely converted to ice at 0ºC by extracting (88000) of heat...

When very hot water is poured into two identical thin and thick glass tumblers in equal volumes, the...

in the image above, an incident ray XY makes an angle of 15\( ^{\circ} \) with a fixed line AY which...