Material A and material B was exposed to the same change in temperature, but the heat involved with A is 3 times greater than B. If mass of A is 1 kg and mass of B is 10 kg. how do you describe their specific heat ?  a) Specific heat of A is 10 times lesser compared to A b) Specific heat of A is 10 times greater compared to B c) Specific heat of A is 20 times greater compared to B d) Specific heat of A is 30 times greater compared to B e) nota

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