A 75-g sample of siicon is at 31Degree Cetsius 1 750 Cal of energyis transterred to this sample. The final temperature of silicon (in Degree Celsius)isINote: the specific heat copacity (e) for silicon is 0.168 cai/g°c]O a 3735Ob 150Oc. 59.5•d. 90.5O e 84.5

Given data: Mass (m) = 75 g Initial temperature (Ti) = 31 °C Energy (E) = 750 cal Specific heat…

A 75-g somple of siicon is at 31 Degree Cetius. 750 Cal of energy is transterred to this somple. The final temperature of silicn (in Degree Cetsius) is INote: the specific heat copacity (c) for silicon is 0.168 cal/g c] O a 3735 Ob 150 Oc 59.5 d. 90.5 O e 845

A 75-g somple of siicon is at 31 Degree Cetius. 750 Cal of energy is transterred to this somple. The final temperature of silicn (in Degree Cetsius) is INote: the specific heat copacity (c) for silicon is 0.168 cal/g c] O a 3735 Ob 150 Oc 59.5 d. 90.5 O e 845

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A 75-g sample of siicon is at 31Degree Cetsius 1 750 Cal of energyis transterred to this sample. The final temperature of silicon (in Degree Celsius)
is
INote: the specific heat copacity (e) for silicon is 0.168 cai/g°c]
O a 3735
Ob 150
Oc. 59.5
•d. 90.5
O e 84.5

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