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If 2400 J of energy is used to heat up a 3kg copper block from 20 Celsius to 22 Celsius, what is the specific heat capacity of copper???!

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Answered by sbtgta125
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Answer:

400 \frac{Joule}{kg~^{o}C }

Explanation:

Energy = mass × specific heat × ΔT

Specific heat = \frac{Energy}{mass~*~T_{diff.} }

S = \frac{2400}{3~*~2} = 400 \frac{Joule}{kg~^{o}C }

Answered by Teerdhashree
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Answer:

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