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Which of the following equations is the correct one to use to calculate the specific heat of the metal?
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Which of the following equations is the correct one to use to calculate the specific heat of the metal?

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the formula for heat capacity is q=mct but the formula for specific heat is c= q/mt so to caluclate the specific heat of a metal, you use c=q/mt

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B

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