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In a waterfall, water falls 100 ft. Assume all the potential energy change increases its enthalpy (or internal energy, in this case they change by the same amount because this is an incompressible liquid). Assume the specific heat capacity for water is equal to 1.0008 Btu/(lbm·°F). Calculate the temperature rise of the water in °F. (6 points)
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