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Calculate the specific heat capacity for each metal

Suppose you are given two different metals: A and B. Both metals have the same mass. After each metal absorbs the same amount of heat, the temperature of metal A increases by 11.6 °Cand that of metal B increases by 10.6 °C.

Calculate the specific heat capacity for each metal if the mass ofeach metal is 125 g and 572 J of heat are absorbed by each.

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