The energy for the system to reach 20.5 °C is supplied by a chunk of hot metal. What would be the initial temperature of a 30.0 g piece of the metal? qmetal= -2113 J Cmetal = 0.575 J/g°C T₁ = [?] °C

The energy for the system to reach 20.5 °C is supplied by a chunk of hot metal. What would be the initial temperature of a 30.0 g piece of the metal? qmetal= -2113 J Cmetal = 0.575 J/g°C T₁ = [?] °C

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