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L.1.418 10° cal d. 1.41 Keal 31.) If 69.5Ko of heat is appled to a 1012-9 block of metal, the temperature. of the putal increases by .4° Calculate the specific heat capacty of the motal in Jq C,

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b. 75.2cal
C. 1.41x J0° col.
d. 1.41 Kcal
1012-9 block of metaly the temperature of the putal
31.) If 69.5KS of heat i's applied to a
increases by .4°C
Calculate the specific heat capucty of the metal in

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