Explain how many joules of heat energy

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Suppose you pick up a 15-pound ball of iron (such as a "shot-put" ball at a track event). The iron ball has the same temperature as the atmosphere (26 °C). How many joules of heat energy must the iron ball absorb to reach the temperature of your body, (37 °C)? (Specific Heat = 0.450 J/g °C) (1lb = 454g)

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