Question

The specific heat of substance X is 200 J/g*C, how much heat is required to change the temperature of 2.0 grams of substance X from 35 degrees Celsius to 55 degrees Celsius?

Answer 1

I dont want answer, just want to know how to do it like the equation

Answer 2

@Elsa213

Answer 3

Erm... e.e

Answer 4

Lemme tinkk

Answer 5

@Skyvoltage

Answer 6

@Skyvoltage43

Answer 7

do you just multiply 2.0x200x20?

Answer 8

35-55=20

Answer 9

thats backwards but u know what i mean

Answer 10

@desmarie

Answer 11

I gewgled et...
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/specific-heat-problem-in-celsius.364910/

Answer 12

The answer choices are 4000 J
8000 J
18000 J
36000 J

Answer 13

do you need me?

Answer 14

if i were to multipy by the 2000 it would not be an answer choice

Answer 15

sky would i just multiply (2.0)(200)(20)

Answer 16

thats what i would do

Answer 17

alright thanks both of you :3

Answer 18

welcome

Answer 19

I tagged Sky doe
So I am flawless <3

Answer 20

was that answer right hayz?

Answer 21

did you get the answer?

Answer 22

well when i multiply those together i get 8000 which is an option

Answer 23

it should be correct....I had my physics tutor solve it for you and he got the same answer

Answer 24

Okay thanks :)