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A short circuit in a 120 V appliance cord has a 0.200 Ω resistance. Calculate the temperature rise (in °C) of the 3.00 g of surrounding materials, assuming their specific heat capacity is 0.382 cal/(g · °C) and that it takes 0.0600 s for a circuit breaker to interrupt the current.

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