The specific heat capacity of a metal equals 50 grams x 4.18 j/g c x -16.6 c divided by

162 grams x 3.4 c. The formula is specific heat capacity of an unknown metal equals mass of the water multiplied by specific heat capacity of water multiplied by the change in temperature of the water. Then divide this by the mass of the metal multiplied by the change in temperature of the metal. I would like an answer for this and a detailed explanation of how you arrived at the answer so I can do another one on my own. Thanks.