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1The specific heat of substance (X) is greater than that for substance (Y). If equal amounts of heat are added to both these substances, the one reaching the higher temperature(assuming no phase change occurs for either) will be:

1. substance X
2. substance Y
3.there will be no difference in the final temperature.
4.both X and Y

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Answer:

Substance Y

Explanation:

A substance with a high specific heat capacity can absorb a large quantity of heat before it will raise in temperature.  A substance with a low specific heat requires relatively little heat to raise its temperature. Thus, if the same amount of energy was added to both substances, substance Y will reach the higher temperature, while substance X would require more energy to reach high temperatures.

Answer:

2. substance Y

Explanation:

specific heat is how much heat is needed to warm up something. Y has smaller specific heat means it warm up more w/ same amount of heat.

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