Question

part a
the symbol δ in the equation used to calculate heat represents
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the amount of heat
the mass of the substance
a change in
the specific heat capacity of the substance
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Explanation:

In thermodynamics and heat - related equations, the symbol $\Delta$ commonly represents a change in a quantity. For example, in the heat - calculation equations like $Q = mc\Delta T$, $\Delta T$ represents the change in temperature. It does not represent the amount of heat, mass of the substance, or specific heat capacity of the substance.

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C. a change in