Beth R. answered 03/09/16
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Q=mCΔT
To solve for m:
divide both sides of the equation by CΔT
Q/CΔT = mCΔT/CΔT
The C and ΔT on the right side in the numerator and denominator cancel out, so that leaves us with
Q/CΔT=m
Follow the same procedure to isolate the variable you want for C and ΔT:
For C:
Divide both sides of the equation by mΔT:
Q/mΔT = mCΔT/mΔT
The m and ΔT in the numerator and denominator on the right cancel out, so we get:
Q/mΔT=C
For ΔT:
Divide both sides by mC
Q/mC = mcΔT/mC
The m and C in the numeratior and denominator on the right cancel out, so
Q/mc=ΔT