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Two substances P and Q are heated by using similar heating devices. The mass of P and Q are 100 g and 75 g, respectively. The initial temperature of P is `35^(@)C` whereas the initial temperature of Q is `25^(@)C`. If the temperature of the substance 'P' is increased to `75^(@)C` in 40 minutes, determine the time required to raise the temperature of Q to the same value. The specific heat capacity of P and Q are 0.9 cal `g^(@)C^(-1) and 0.6" "cal" "g^(@)C^(-1)`, respectively.

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