Conclusion: 1. The specific heat of a material depends on the type of + and is a constant. 2. If the specific heat capacity of the material is high then, the material takes time to heat up and cool down. 3. If the material that has low specific heat, it will take energy to change its temperature.

Conclusion: 1. The specific heat of a material depends on the type of + and is a constant. 2. If the specific heat capacity of the material is high then, the material takes time to heat up and cool down. 3. If the material that has low specific heat, it will take energy to change its temperature.

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