) Gold has a specific heat of 130 J/kg X, and wood has a specific heat of 1 300 J/kg-K. If a piece of gold and a piece of wood, each of mass 0.1 kg, both absorb 2 340 J of heat, by how much will the temperature of gold and

) Gold has a specific heat of 130 J/kg X, and wood has a specific heat of 1 300 J/kg-K. If a piece of gold and a piece of wood, each of mass 0.1 kg, both absorb 2 340 J of heat, by how much will the temperature of gold and

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2) Gold has a specific heat of 130 J/kg-
K, and wood has a specific heat of 1
800 J/kg-K. If a piece of gold and a
piece of wood, each of mass 0.1 kg,
both absorb 2 340 J of heat, by how
much will the temperature of gold and
wood, respectively, rise?

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