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What mass of iron (c= 0.11cal/g°c ) would need 875 cal of energy on order to raise its temperature by 3.5 °c?
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What mass of iron (c= 0.11cal/g°c ) would need 875 cal of energy on order to raise its temperature by 3.5 °c?

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What mass of iron (c= 0.11cal/g°c ) would need 875 cal of energy on order to raise its temperature by 3.5 °c?

2300 g

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