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An iron ball requires 5000 J heat energy to raise its temperature by `20^@C`. Calculate the heat capacity of the iron ball.

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Given, Q=5000 J , `DeltaT=20^@C` or 20 K
Heat Capacity , `C="Heat energy required ,Q"/("Rise In temperature", DeltaT)=5000/20=250 JK^(-1)`
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