T32 When 20.00 g of copper at 450.0°C has 300.0 J of heat removed from it, what is the final temperature of the copper? The specific heat capacity for copper is: Cs Cu = 0.387 J/g°C. Select one: a. 201.6 °C b. 488.8 °C c. none of these d. 28.00 °C e. 38.76 °C f. 91.21 °C g. 18.00 °C h. 411.2 °C i. 152.8 °C j. 39.52 °C

T32 When 20.00 g of copper at 450.0°C has 300.0 J of heat removed from it, what is the final temperature of the copper? The specific heat capacity for copper is: Cs Cu = 0.387 J/g°C. Select one: a. 201.6 °C b. 488.8 °C c. none of these d. 28.00 °C e. 38.76 °C f. 91.21 °C g. 18.00 °C h. 411.2 °C i. 152.8 °C j. 39.52 °C

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