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The specific heat c of pure copper is given at 100, 200, 400, 600, and 800 k as 252, 356, 397, 417, and 433 j/kg k. employ lagrange interpolation to compute the values at 300 k and 500 k. also, compute numerical curve fitting and interpolation 301 the extrapolated value at 1000 k and compare it with the value of 451 given in the literature.

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