Specific Heat Problem in Celsius

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Homework Statement



The specific heat of substance X is 200 J/g*C, how much heat is required to change the temperature of 2.0 kilograms of substance X from 40 degrees Celsius to 55 degrees Celsius?

Homework Equations



Q=(m)(c)(change T)

The Attempt at a Solution


55 C-40 C= 15 C
2.0kg(1000 g/1 kg)= 2000 g

(2000 g)(200 J/g*C)(15 C)= 6000000 J

I'm am not sure if this is right at all. :rolleyes: Is it right?
 
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