Imagine that you have conducted this experiment physically in a laboratory using a sample of silver and hot water. A sample of silver metal of mass 1100 grams is heated in a pan of hot water until it is in equilibrium with the water at a temperature of 75.0C. The sample of silver is then carefully removed from the heat bath and placed into the inner cylinder of an unknown metal calorimeter that contains 1000 grams of water at 15.5C. The mass of the unknown metal inner cylinder is 200 grams. When the contents of the calorimeter reach equilibrium, the temperature inside is 18.8C. Find the specific heat of the metal of the inner cylinder and determine whether it could be any of the metals listed in the table in appendix