In an experiment, an object is heated.
The data from the experiment is shown.
The energy trans...
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In an experiment, an object is heated.
The data from the experiment is shown.
The energy transferred to the object is 3.0 kJ.
The mass of the object is 2.0 kg.
The rise in temperature of the object is 10°C.
The specific heat capacity of the object is 150 J/(kg°C).
What is the thermal capacity of the object?
A 30J/°C
B 300 J/°C
C 3000J/°C D 9000 J/°C
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