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Determine the change in temperature of a 275 g piece of gold that absorbs 3260 J of heat. The specific heat capacity of gold is 0.128 J/gºC. O 115 °C℃ 0 92.6 %℃ O 1.52 °C O 7.00 °℃

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Determine the change in temperature of a 275 g piece of gold that absorbs 3260 J of heat. The specific heat capacity of gold is
0.128 J/gºC.
O 115 °C.
O 92.6 °C
O 1.52 °C
O 7,00 °℃

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