In this course, we have read a comedy (Twelfth Night), a tra…

In this course, we have read a comedy (Twelfth Night), a tragedy (Othello), and an epic (Paradise Lost). In each work, we get a different vision of humanity, with different outcomes ranging from largely happy and tolerant to largely violent and disastrous. Based upon your reading, which text do you think best reflects reality and life as you know and understand it? In other words, is life more like a comedy, a tragedy, or an epic?  While I do not expect quotation, you should discuss the plots and characters of at least three course texts in detail to receive full credit for this answer.

An unknown metal ball weighing 46.60 g was heated to 73 Cels…

An unknown metal ball weighing 46.60 g was heated to 73 Celsius and placed inside a calorimeter with 60.0 g of water at 21 Celsius. After allowing the system to equilibrate, the final temperature of the water reached 31 Celsius. Calculate the specific heat of the unknown metal. Heat = mass x specific heat capacity x temperature changeSpecific heat of water = 4.184 J / (g . °C)Hint: use the following equationheat absorbs by the metal = -(heat given out by the hot water)