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Here the first step of question is missing but you can calculate this question as below procedure,

The energy given off by the metal cooling = energy gained by the water.

The formula for any sensible heat change is energy = mass * specific heat * temperature change

mass of metal * specific heat * temperature change of metal = mass of water * specific heat * temperature change of water

You have all the above except for the specific heat of the metal, substitute and solve for the specific heat of the metal.

Here's my understanding: You dropped a 45-g piece of metal at 82 C into 130 g of H2O at 26 C and the final temperature was 29 C.

Heat gained by H2O = (mass H2O)(SH H2O)(Tf - Ti) = (130.00 g)(4.184 J/g C)(29 C - 26 C) = 2107 J

Heat lost by metal = 2107 J = (mass metal)(SH metal)(Ti - Tf)
2107 = (45.00 g)(SH metal)(82 C - 30 C)
2107 = 3690 SH metal - 1350
3457 = 3690 SH metal
SH metal = 3457 / 3690 = 0.9368 J/g C

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