Masses A and B are heated to the same temperature and placed in 1000g of water at 10°C. Mass A raises the water temperature by 3.65°C, and mass B by 2.63°C. Which statement is correct?
University of Ilorin PHY107 2022 past question
- B has a higher heat capacity than A
- A has a higher heat capacity than B
- A and B have the same heat capacity
- The heat capacity cannot be compared
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