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Calculating heat gained or lost requires mass, specific heat, and a. change in heat. b. relative humidity. c. change in temperature. d. rate of temperature change.

Calculating heat gained or lost requires mass, specific heat, and a. change in heat. b. relative humidity. c. change in temperature. d. rate of temperature change.
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Calculating heat gained or lost requires mass, specific heat, and

a. change in heat.
b. relative humidity.
c. change in temperature.
d. rate of temperature change.

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Calculating heat gained or lost requires mass, specific heat, and

c. change in temperature.

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