When two objects P and Q are supplied with the same quantity of heat, the temperature change in P is observed to be twice that in Q. lf the masses of P and Q are the same, calculate the ratio of the specific heat capacities of Q to P.

Prof E.C.G

12 years ago

(MC*2¤)P=(MC*¤)Q

since mass is constant and temperature in P is twice that in Q, Cq:Cp=2¤/¤

correct answer is (B)=2:1.

paulo2.0

4 months ago

the answer is 2:1

Okessmyname

12 years ago

the answer is just 2:1 nomatter what u solve or else u want to fine p:q

techsavvy22

2 months ago

the answer is 2:1

Chideraubaka

3 weeks ago

The answer is b not d

red_kwatwa

2 months ago

@myschool, even the internetsays its 2:1, check your question again, solve and you either change the question or the answer please...Godbless

PeaceOgwuche

2 months ago

The answer is 1:2
The question says p is twice Q, and asked to give ur answer in Q to p
Not p to Q

emeh_justice

11 years ago

The answer is 1:1