BTU Calculations

[@vegetajay]

thank you!! great demonstration

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[@privacyvalued7632]

Impressive demonstration, thank you

[@AndreLovey]

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[@NewtzT-V]

And for turning steam into ice the numbers are all the same, just doing the math in reverse order correct? Or does the order not matter. Just depends on taking away or adding heat?

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[@landunlocked2423]

This is very helpful. Thank you

[@anadeandrade5368]

How did you get 15 on the last equation I got 150

[@chalkoutk8415]

very helpful, tanks

[@Arrowtothekneeism]

thank you brother

[@camdenmcconnell6137]

Is this the same for removing BTUs as well?

[@ivanfredoo5863]

Yes just working from right to left

[@konstantinsh4896]

5 * 10 * 3 is 150 BTUs, not 15. Or am I missing something?

[@kptlt.phillipthomsen5973]

He didnt write it very clearly but its 0.5 not 5

[@anadeandrade5368]

But its water not ice?

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[@13072b]

Thanks

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[@hisheighnessthesupremebeing]

You used a calculator for a times 10 calculation...

[@hisheighnessthesupremebeing]

And again once more for a 1*10*180 calculation.. now I know you are working in old antiquated units but I'm fairly sure multiplication with 1 and 10 works the same as in metric..

[@anadeandrade5368]

Then watch someone else, I’m really here to learn, thank you!😊