conclusions: The amount that the water's temperature increases depends on the mass of the water and the amount of heat energy in the copper. B. How does changing the initial temperature of the copper affect how much heat energy it has?

mass.In the second table, you change the copper's mas initial temperature of the copper. The first row of each table has been completed for you. Copper Water Final Temp. Initial Temp. (C) Mass (g) Initial Temp. ('C) Mass (g) (.C) 90 .C 200 g 30.0 .C 200 g 35.06 .C 90 *C 200 g 30.0 .C 2,000 g 30.0458 90 .C 200 g 30.0 .C 200 g 35.06 .C 90 *C 20 g 30.0 .C 200 g 30.5409 90 .C 200 g 30.0 .C 200 g 35.06 . C 100 .C 200 g 30.0 .C 200 g 50 *C 200 g 30.0 .C 200 g 31 c TOC (Activity A continued on next page) posting is prohibited 2018 ExploreLearning All rights reserved