This is not a graded question so please don't disregard it as if it is. Thank you in advance professor! To raise the temperature of5 kg of a metailic material from 18 C to 38 C, 135 KJ of heat are required What is the speciic heat ofthe material?O (a) 6750 M(kg K)O (b) 27000 M(kg K)O (C) 1.35 J/(kg K)O (d) 1350 J(kg K)O (e) 135 J/(kg K)

Given information: The mass of the material (m) = 5 kg The initial temperature of the material (T1)…

To raise the temperature of 5 kg of a metailic matenial from 18 C to 38 C, 135 kJ of heat are required What is the specitic heat of the material? O (a) 6750 M(Kg K) O (b) 27000 M(kg K). O (C) 1.35 J/(kg K) O (d) 1350 J(kg K) O (e) 135 J(kg K)

To raise the temperature of 5 kg of a metailic matenial from 18 C to 38 C, 135 kJ of heat are required What is the specitic heat of the material? O (a) 6750 M(Kg K) O (b) 27000 M(kg K). O (C) 1.35 J/(kg K) O (d) 1350 J(kg K) O (e) 135 J(kg K)

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To raise the temperature of5 kg of a metailic material from 18 C to 38 C, 135 KJ of heat are required What is the speciic heat of
the material?
O (a) 6750 M(kg K)
O (b) 27000 M(kg K)
O (C) 1.35 J/(kg K)
O (d) 1350 J(kg K)
O (e) 135 J/(kg K)

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