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200 gram of a solid ball at` 20^@C` is dropped in an equal amount of water at `80^@C`. The resulting temperature is `60^@C`. This means that specific heat of solid is-

A

one fourth of water

B

one half of water

C

twice of water

D

four times of water.

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