Measuring the change in temperature versus time upon addition of a hot metalspecimen to 10.27 mL of water with an initial temperature of 27.06 degrees Celsius ledto a plot with a line with the equation y = -0.121x + 37.09. Determine the heatabsorbed by the water in Joules to two decimal places.ations

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Measuring the change in temperature versus time upon addition of a hot metal
specimen to 10.27 mL of water with an initial temperature of 27.06 degrees Celsius led
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absorbed by the water in Joules to two decimal places.
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