Find out the specific heat capactiy of the lead

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The temperature of a 15g sample of lead metal increases from 22oC to 37oC upon the addition of 29.0 J of heat. The specific heat capactiy of the lead is _______J/g*K.

a. 29

b. 0.13

c. 7.8

d. -29

e. 1.9

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