He specific heat of aluminum is 0.9 j/g k. the specific heat of copper is 0.39 j/g k. if samples of equal mass of both aluminum and copper are heated up to 100°c and then dropped in a cold water bath. compare the heat lost by the two samples.
a) there is not enough information to conclude anything.
b) the copper loses a little more than twice the heat of the aluminum.
c) the aluminum loses a little more than twice the heat of the copper.
d) the heat lost is the same because the temperature change is the same.

C)The Aluminum loses a little more than twice the heat of the Copper.

Explanation:

Since specific heat is part of the equation. A smaller specific heat will create a smaller heat gain or loss. The Aluminum loses a little more than twice the heat of the Copper.

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