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1. Calculate the heat gained by the water when the Firewood was burned. Equation: q=mc(T f-Ti)
q = heat (J)
m = mass of the water = 50g
c is a constant = 4.184
T f = final temperature
Ti = initial temperature
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2. Calculate the heat gained by the water when the Coal was burned.
Equation: q=mc(T f-Ti)
q = heat (J)
m = mass of the water = 50g
c is a constant = 4.184
T f = final temperature
Ti = initial temperature


1. Calculate the heat gained by the water when the Firewood was burned.

Equation: q=mc(T f-Ti) 
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