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A liquid of denisty ` 850kgm^(-3)` flows through a calorimeter at the rate of `8xx10^(-6)` cubic metre per second. Heat is supplied by mean of a 250- watts electric heating coil and a temperature difference of `15^(@)C` is established in steady state conditioins betweenthe inflow adn outflow. Find the specific heat capacity of the liquid.

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