What is the specific heat of an object that goes from 23.6°C to 33.7°C when it absorbs 126 calories of heat energy. The mass of the object is 11.9 grams. Report your answer to two decimal places using units of calories per gram °C, but do not type the units into the answer box.

What is the specific heat of an object that goes from 23.6°C to 33.7°C when it absorbs 126 calories of heat energy. The mass of the object is 11.9 grams. Report your answer to two decimal places using units of calories per gram °C, but do not type the units into the answer box.

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