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A body which absorbs heat of 23,400 `J` with a temperature change of `14.2°C`. The specific heat capacity of the body is 2.46 `J``/g°C`. What is the required mass of the body in grams ?

A

6.70 × `10^2 g`

B

6.50 × `10^2 g`

C

6.20 × `10^2 g`

D

5.80 × `10^2 g`

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