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David is using a 1200-watt stove to thaw a frozen meal. If David's stove melts 3.6 grams of frozen food per second, which of the following represents the number of joules j required to melt g grams of frozen food?


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Okay shmoop ear's on math We're keeping on keeping on

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David is using what's told the thought of frozen meal

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David stove melt three point six grams of frozen food

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per second which is percent Number of jewels j required

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to melt g grams of frozen food So all right

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we have the answer right here and we're kind of

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noodling threw them a twelve hundred watts stove Is that

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twelve hundred Give us any things that mean anything on

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its own thinks oh no Right here Not yet So

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well the worst part about cooking frozen meals is when

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the meals are scorching hot on the outside but still

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ice cold Middle Hopefully this problem can teach us how

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to prevent that We know from our microwave were given

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a twelve hundred what jules per second stove And we

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know three point six grams of frozen food melts with

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each passing second we need to manipulate this information to

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work in our favor So we're going to let jake

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cleverly represent jules And you know we're creative like that

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So here's our little equation here Twelve hundred jewels the

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second time's Just one second where it cooks Three point

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sixty there So we have three hundred thirty three jewels

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over grams there Okay so notice that units of seconds

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can be found in the numerator and denominator So they

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cancel out That leaves us with units of jewels program

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which is exactly what we need So that's actually a

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good start so that's it The answer is three thirty

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three g there right there that's The answer It's letter

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