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Two liquids X and Y having the same mass are supplied with the same quantity of heat. If the temperature rise in X is twice that of Y, the ratio of the specific heat capacity of X to that of Y is
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7. Two liquids X and Y having the same mass are supplied with the same quantity of heat. If the temperature rise in X is twice that of Y, the ratio of the specific heat capacity of X to that of Y is
Step 1: State the given information.
Let the mass of liquid X be and liquid Y be . We are given .
Let the heat supplied to liquid X be and to liquid Y be . We are given .
Let the temperature rise in liquid X be and
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