A sample of metal at a temperature of 23 oC has a weight of 32.5N. When energy of 1.7x10^4 is carefully added to the sample such that the temperature of the sample increases to 40.0 oC. The sample’s specific heat capacity is found to be?

A sample of metal at a temperature of 23 oC has a weight of 32.5N. When energy of 1.7x10^4 is carefully added to the sample such that the temperature of the sample increases to 40.0 oC. The sample’s specific heat capacity is found to be?

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