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A piece of metal weighing so with a specific heat of 0.48.JgCat 1066.5 °C is dunked into a beaker containing 407.7 mb of water at 25 CYNING YAN is absorbed by the water, what will be the final temperature of the water expressed in INCO Cunter 4.18 N Pwater 197 Select one: O a. none of the following b. 42.3°C OC 44°C Od. 63°C Clear my choice

A piece of metal weighing so with a specific heat of 0.48.JgCat 1066.5 °C is dunked into a beaker containing 407.7 mb of water at 25 CYNING YAN is absorbed by the water, what will be the final temperature of the water expressed in INCO Cunter 4.18 N Pwater 197 Select one: O a. none of the following b. 42.3°C OC 44°C Od. 63°C Clear my choice

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Clear my choice Time left 0:52:34 A piece of metal weighing 60.2 with a specific heat of 0.48 JgCat 1066.5 °C is dunked into a beaker containing 407.7 mb of water at 25 GAMING sil heat is absorbed by the water, what will be the final temperature of the water expressed in NOR Cuater 4.184 Pwater 10/2 Select one: O a. none of the following b. 42.3°C O c. 44°C Od. 63°C Clear my choice Which of the following is a state function?
Transcribed Image Text:Clear my choice Time left 0:52:34 A piece of metal weighing 60.2 with a specific heat of 0.48 JgCat 1066.5 °C is dunked into a beaker containing 407.7 mb of water at 25 GAMING sil heat is absorbed by the water, what will be the final temperature of the water expressed in NOR Cuater 4.184 Pwater 10/2 Select one: O a. none of the following b. 42.3°C O c. 44°C Od. 63°C Clear my choice Which of the following is a state function?
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