A 1kg of metal requires 1080 Joules of energy to have a 1 degree Celsius change intemperature. What is the constant value described in the statement?*the latent heat is 1080 J/kgthe coefficient of linear expansion is 1080 /C²O the specific heat capacity is 1080 J/kg.Cº

Given data: Mass (m) = 1 kg Energy (Q) = 1080 J Change in temperature (ΔT) = 1 °C Required: The…

A 1kg of metal requires 1080 Joules of energy to have a 1 degree Celsius change in temperature. What is the constant value described in the statement? M the latent heat is 1080 J/kg the coefficient of linear expansion is 1080 /Cº the specific heat capacity is 1080 J/kg.Cº

A 1kg of metal requires 1080 Joules of energy to have a 1 degree Celsius change in temperature. What is the constant value described in the statement? M the latent heat is 1080 J/kg the coefficient of linear expansion is 1080 /Cº the specific heat capacity is 1080 J/kg.Cº

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A 1kg of metal requires 1080 Joules of energy to have a 1 degree Celsius change in
temperature. What is the constant value described in the statement?
*
the latent heat is 1080 J/kg
the coefficient of linear expansion is 1080 /C²
O the specific heat capacity is 1080 J/kg.Cº

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