A rod that is attached to a 12-V battery is dipped in a 200-g of water

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A rod that is attached to a 12-V battery is dipped in a 200-g of water. As a result, the energy from the battery warms the water. The water increases its temperature by 20 C to 40 C in     5 minutes, and the current that runs through this circuit equals 5 A.

 

a) Find the thermal energy of the system, E_Thermal. 

b) Find the electrical energy of the system, E_Electrical.

c) Compute the ratio E_Thermal/E_Electrical and calculate the % error. 

d-f) Repeat a)-c) for the case in which the temperature of the water increases from 40 C to 60 C in 4 minutes and the current is raised to 6 A.