Solution)
Here, mass of the sphere
M= PV=8940 kg/m^3 * (4/3*3.14*(6*10^-2/2)^2)=1.0105776 kg
Now, Q= mc (T2-T1)
Q=1.0105776 * 385 * (190-(-50))= 9.3*10^4 J (Ans)
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