Answer to Question #289042 in Physics for john

Question

consider a copper of mass 50kg at a temp 10 degree celcius and a copper calorimeter of mass 15kg with water to weigh 4okg. when heat energy is supplied to the calorimeter until the temp reaches 50 degree celcius. find the specific heat capacity of the copper.(given that the s.h.c of water = 4200 and copper = 400) initial temp of calorimeter is 54 degree celcius

Answer 1

According to the condition, the specific heat capacity of copper is 400 J/(kg·K)