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The specific heat of water is 4180 `J``/``kg°C`. How much the heat capacity of 2 kg water ?

A

8360 `J``/``°C`

B

8000 `J``/``°C`

C

8200 `J``/``°C`

D

7800 `J``/``°C`

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