In an experiment of measuring specific heat of a liquid, a stream of a liquid flows at a steady rate of 
over an electrical heater dissipating 135 W and a temperature rise of 5 K is observed. On increasing the rate of flow to 
the same temperature rise is produced with a dissipation of 235 W. Find the specific heat (J/g K) of a liquid. Assume heat loss to the surrounding in both cases is the same.
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