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SaiGanesh Gotetti
May 2, 2017

Q=msDeltatheta

Explanation:

The amount of heat absorbed when we supply heat to a body, depends:
1. mass of the body(m)
2. change in temperature(Deltatheta)
3. material of the body
4. pressure(sometimes, the surrounding conditions)
So, it is therefore defined as
Q=msDeltatheta
Here Q is the heat supplied and 's' is a constant called specific heat capacity , for the given material under the given surrounding conditions.

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