COPPER Mass of EMPTY Cup 4.0g Mass Of Cupt whater 64.09 Mass of water 64.0g 4.0a Mass of COPPER 7.9309. Jemperature of HO BE FORE odding mebl 25.0°C Temperature of HOT metal 5.3,ŠIC → 54C lemperature of AO AND metal 25.8°C What is the specific heat of the metal?

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