A change in the thermal energy of an object is related to the object s specific heat, temperature change, and mass. TRUE or FALSE.

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Answer 1

Answer: The statement: "A change in the thermal energy of an object is related to the object s specific heat, temperature change, and mass." is True. An object's total heat capacity is called heat capacity, and it is affected by the amount of thermal energy required to raise the temperature by 1 degree C.

Answer 2

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True

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