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What is t in the formula of Q=m C t
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What is t in the formula of Q=m C t

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t is diference in temperature, how we can change temperature of our body. Example: If we want to heat water from 15 to 20 degress, difference in temeprature t will be 20-15=5 
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I could give you a reliable answer with total confidence if I knew what Q, m, and C are.
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