VOLTE OMANTELA::4 V 0 ONK/s "ll "llooredooTABLE 1MeasuredPhysical quantityvalueMass of the empty1.5Styrofoam cup (g)Mass of the empty97.6Styrofoam cup with water (g)Mass of the given Specimen61.8(g)TABLE 2MeasuredPhysical quantityvalueHot temperature TH (°C)99Equilibrium27temperature TE (°C)Cold temperature Tc (°C)23Answer the following:Question - 1Match the following: VeLTE OMANTEL4GK/sooredooCALCULATED VALUESPhysicalUnit (OnlyMeasured valuequantityCGS)Mass of thewater(mwater)Change intemperatureof the hotobject (AT object)Change intemperatureof water (ATwaer)Calculatedspecificheat of theObject(Cobject)Identify the name of the specimen for whichthe specific heat is calculated:

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VOLTE OMANTEL
A::4 V 0 ON
K/s "ll "ll
ooredoo
TABLE 1
Measured
Physical quantity
value
Mass of the empty
1.5
Styrofoam cup (g)
Mass of the empty
97.6
Styrofoam cup with water (g)
Mass of the given Specimen
61.8
(g)
TABLE 2
Measured
Physical quantity
value
Hot temperature TH (°C)
99
Equilibrium
27
temperature TE (°C)
Cold temperature Tc (°C)
23
Answer the following:
Question - 1
Match the following:

VeLTE OMANTEL
4G
K/s
ooredoo
CALCULATED VALUES
Physical
Unit (Only
Measured value
quantity
CGS)
Mass of the
water
(mwater)
Change in
temperature
of the hot
object (
AT object)
Change in
temperature
of water (
ATwaer)
Calculated
specific
heat of the
Object
(Cobject)
Identify the name of the specimen for which
the specific heat is calculated:

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