We know that Q=mC∆T, where Q= heat absorbed, M= mass, C= specific heat and ∆T = change in temperature.
Here given that Q= 725J, m= 55g, C=0.900J/0C, g and initial temperature = 27.5 degrees
Q= mC(T2-T1)
725J = 55g * 0.900J/ 0C, g * (T2-27.50C)
So T2= 42.10C
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