i need the answer quickly (300g) ofWhat is the amount ofthermal energy to raisethe temperaturealuminum from (15°C) to(25°C) knowing that thespecific temperature ofaluminum (900J/kg.C)?

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What is the amount of thermal energy to raise the temperature (300g) of aluminum from (15°C) to (25°C) knowing that the specific temperature of aluminum (900J/kg.C)?

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