What is the specific heat of lead

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To determine the specific heat capacity of lead, you get 500g of lead shot to 100 degrees C and place it in an aluminum calorimeter of mass 250g, that contains 500g of water initially at 17.5 degrees C. If the final temperature of the mixture is 21.5 degrees C, what is the specific heat of lead? (take specific heat of water to be 4186 J/kg*K and specific heat of aluminum to be 900J/kg*K)

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