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The rates of fall of temperature of two identical solid spheres of different materials are equal at a certain temperature

A

Their specific heat capacities are equal

B

Their heat capacities are equal

C

Their specific heat capacities are proportional to their densities

D

Their specific heat capacities are inversely proportional to their densities

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