Answer:
Iron
Explanation:
H = mc∅
Above equation can be used here to find the answer to the question. this equation gives us the relationship between the heat energy supplied to a material and the temperature difference that the material would go through according to its mass.
here H is the Heat energy supplied to the material. m is the mass of the material. c is the specific heat capacity of the material and ∅ is the temperature difference applied to the material. we are given that H= 337,500J , m = 50 kg and ∅ = 15 °C. so from the equation now we can calculate the value of c. after calculating c we can find the material because c is an unique value for a particular material. no two materials have the same c value.
c = 337500/(50*15)
c = 450 J/(kg°C) - Iron (google the heat capacity value to find the answer Iron)
