A. HEATInitial Temperature of MetalAFinal Temperature of Metal A89.67 °C21.50 °C4.70 gramsMass of metal ASpecific heat of metal AHeat lost by metal A,J0.116 J/g.K(1)

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A. HEAT Initial Temperature of Metal A Final Temperature of Metal A 89.67 °C 21.50 °C 4.70 grams Mass of metal A Specific heat of metal A Heat lost by metal A,J 0.116 J/g.K (1)