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  • Energy Conservation
  • Kinematics
  • Thermal Energy
  • Specific Heat Capacity
  • Thermal Equilibrium

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Project 11: Part A: Post-Apocalypse Now

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Henry Gupta has returned. It turns out he is a pretty bad dude. Gupta hid a remote communication device on the HAL satellite that was activated. It launched many nuclear missiles across the world scorching most of the Earth.

100 years later…

You are a member of the Scorched Earth Army, an elite team of survivors responsible for the protection of and collection of resources for Quadrant 4.

Captain Benjamin L. Willard, Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore, and your team have emerged from your underground bunker to find a deserted wasteland. Well, it's nearly deserted….

Your team is attacked by wild boar-tigers. While fighting them off, you manage to slay one of them and collect it for sustenance. Your team returns to the entrance of the bunker only to find it is locked and no one is answering the door.

Your team takes refuge near a fantastic oil fire. It's getting cold and you are hungry. Willard suggests you cook the beast using an age old technique: boiling water in a dirt pit. You'd like to avoid the carcinogens associated with cooking the beast directly over the oil fire. Your team finds a pile of hard and soft rocks near the oil fire. To properly cook the beast, you need to achieve a cooking temperature of 370K. Design the pit.

Hard rock Soft rock
Density ($\times 10^{3}\,{\rm kg/m^{3}}$) 2.67 2.2
Specific Heat Capacity ($\times 10^{3}\,{\rm J/kg/K}$) 1.0 1.4
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