A 500 g piece of iron changes the temperature by14°C when heat is added. How much energy isexpected to be produced?Iron = 0.45 J/g°CA. 3150 JB. 224 JC. 1575 JD. 983 J

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A 500 g piece of iron changes the temperature by
14°C when heat is added. How much energy is
expected to be produced?
Iron = 0.45 J/g°C
A. 3150 J
B. 224 J
C. 1575 J
D. 983 J

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