$A$ steel steam boiler has a mass of $900 \, kg$ and contains $400 \, kg$ of water. If the boiler and water receive only $70 \%$ of the heat supplied,how much heat in $kcal$ is required to raise the temperature of the boiler and water from $10 \, ^oC$ to $100 \, ^oC$? (Specific heat of steel = $0.11 \, kcal/kg \cdot K$,Specific heat of water = $1.0 \, kcal/kg \cdot K$)

  • A
    $64157$
  • B
    $64.157$
  • C
    $5675$
  • D
    $3842$

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