A 1.0 gram sample of an unknown metal was heated to 75 C, and then placed...

A 1.0 gram sample of an unknown metal was heated to 75 C, and then placed in a calorimeter filled with 100mL of water that had an initial temperature of 26 C. Once the system was allowed to reach thermal equilibrium the temperature of the water was 31 C. what is the specific heat capacity of the metal?

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