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To calculate the heat needed to warm a pot of water, what do you need to know? A. The mass and the amount of work done B. The mass and the latent heat of vaporization C. The mass, temperature change, and
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To calculate the heat needed to warm a pot of water, what do you need to

know?
A. The mass and the amount of work done
B. The mass and the latent heat of vaporization
C. The mass, temperature change, and specific heat capacity
D. The mass and the latent heat of fusion

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C

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Answer:

C

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