A piece of metal weighing 71.35 g was heated to 96.6oC and then put into 42.95 g of water (initially at 17.7oC ). The metal and water were allowed to come to the same temperature, determined to be 27.3oC . Assuming no heat lost to the environment, calculate the specific heat of the metal

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