A 50.0-g calorimeter cup made from aluminum contains 0.100 kg of water. Both the aluminum and the water are at 25.0°C. A 0.200-kg cube of some unknown metal is heated to 150°C and placed into the calorimeter; the final equilibrium temperature for the water, aluminum, and metal sample is 43.0°C. Calculate the specific heat c, of the unknown metal. J/(kg-K)

A 50.0-g calorimeter cup made from aluminum contains 0.100 kg of water. Both the aluminum and the water are at 25.0°C. A 0.200-kg cube of some unknown metal is heated to 150°C and placed into the calorimeter; the final equilibrium temperature for the water, aluminum, and metal sample is 43.0°C. Calculate the specific heat c, of the unknown metal. J/(kg-K)