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The thermal capacity of a body is the energy required to change the temperature of the body by A. 1 K. B. 1 K m3. C. 1 K kg–1. D. 1 K s–1.

The thermal capacity of a body is the energy required to change the temperature of the body by A. 1 K. B. 1 K m3. C. 1 K kg–1. D. 1 K s–1.
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The thermal capacity of a body is the energy required to change the temperature of the body by

A. 1 K.

B. 1 K m3.

C. 1 K kg–1.

D. 1 K s–1.

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The answer issss A. 1 K.
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