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Part A If heat Q is required to increase the temperature of a metal object from 4 C to 7 C, the amount of heat necessary to increase its temperature from 7 C to 16 C is most likely O Q O 4Q. O 2Q O 3Q. Submit Request AnswerPart E What would the temperature 360 K be on the Celsius scale? Express your answer in degrees Celsius. AEd (: ] ? To = . C Submit Request Answer Part F What would the temperature 360 K be on the Fahrenheit scale? Express your answer in degrees Fahrenheit. VO AEd TF = Submit Request AnswerNow we'll calculate the approximate amount ot heat energy needed to raise body temperature a given amount. During a bout with the flu, an 30 kg man ran a fever of 2.0 C"; that is, his body temperature was 390C (or 102.2F) instead of the normal 310" C (or 935" F). Assuming that the human body is mostly water, how much heat was required to raise his temperature by that amount? SOLUTION SET up AND SOLVE The temperature change is AT = 393C 373C = 2.0 0" = 2.0 K. The specific heat of water is 4190 J / (kg - K). From the equation Q = chT, Q = chT = (80 kg) [4190 J/(kg - K)](2.0 K) : 6.7 >