Randy is nervous oboOut Physics 102 exam that he can't concentrate. To relax he, goes to Starbucks before the exam and orders a Venti Hot Chocolate (which is 470 mL and mainly water), but needs the temperature to be 40°C so he doesn't burn his tongue. If Starbucks makes their Hot Chocolate' ot a temperature of 80°C, and if each ice cúbe is 15g and they are kept in a -10°C freezer, how many ice cubes must the barista put in Rondy's hot chacola te so he doesn't burn his tongue.

Randy is nervous oboOut Physics 102 exam that he can't concentrate. To relax he, goes to Starbucks before the exam and orders a Venti Hot Chocolate (which is 470 mL and mainly water), but needs the temperature to be 40°C so he doesn't burn his tongue. If Starbucks makes their Hot Chocolate' ot a temperature of 80°C, and if each ice cúbe is 15g and they are kept in a -10°C freezer, how many ice cubes must the barista put in Rondy's hot chacola te so he doesn't burn his tongue.

University Physics Volume 2

18th Edition

ISBN:9781938168161

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 48P: A person taking a reading of the temperature in a freezer in Celsius makes two mistakes: first...

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