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Physics, 15.03.2022 09:30, pgjohnston001

I really need this done please help me. What is the specific heat of a 400 g sample at 63°C if it is inserted into a calorimeter containing 750 mL of water (C = 4,186 J /kg°C) at 23°C, and eventually brought to an equilibrium of 47°C? Show all work and units for full credit.

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