An object with a mass of #40 g# is dropped into #750 mL# of water. If the object cools by #15 ^@C# and the water warms by #5 ^@C#, what is the specific heat of the material that the object is made of?
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Xavier AdameThe specific heat of the material that the object is made of is ( 1.5 , \text{J/g} \cdot \text{°C} ).
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