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“c” the specific heat capacity of a substance is given by temperature difference is given by ΔT and the heat energy is given by Q then what is the mass of the substance?

“c” the specific heat capacity of a substance is given by temperature difference is given by ΔT and the heat energy is given by Q then what is the mass of the substance? Correct Answer Q/cΔT

Heat energy of a substance is denoted by Q and is given by the expression mcΔT, where m is a mass of the substance, c is a specific heat capacity and ΔT is temperature difference, so the mass of the substance is Q/cΔT.

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