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A substance absorbed 895 J and caused its temperature to increase by 10 ºC. If the substance has a mass of 27.9 g, what is the substance's specific heat in J/(gºC) ? 1.) 3.21 2.) 4.62 3.) 1,406.25 4.)
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A substance absorbed 895 J and caused its temperature to increase by 10 ºC. If the substance has a mass of 27.9 g, what is the substance's specific heat in J/(gºC) ?

1.) 3.21

2.) 4.62

3.) 1,406.25

4.) 249,705

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i dont get the equation sorry wish i can help

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4.62 is the correct answer
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