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A 200.0 kg block of a substance requires 3.59 kj of heat to raise its temperature by 20.0 k. what is the specific heat of the substance? PLEASE HELP ASAP 23 POINTS!

A 200.0 kg block of a substance requires 3.59 kj of heat to raise its temperature by 20.0 k. what is the specific heat of the substance? PLEASE HELP ASAP 23 POINTS!
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A 200.0 kg block of a substance requires 3.59 kj of heat to raise its temperature by 20.0 k. what is the specific heat of the substance?

PLEASE HELP ASAP 23 POINTS!

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Specific heat capacity = (1/200) x (3590/20) = 0.8975Jkg^-1K^-1= 0.898Jkg^-1K^-1
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