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As the mass of a substance increases, which of the following is true? Select the correct answer below: The specific heat does not change, but the heat capacity increases. The specific heat increases and the heat capacity does not change. The specific heat and the heat capacity both stay the same. The specific heat and the heat capacity both increase.

As the mass of a substance increases, which of the following is true? Select the correct answer below: The specific heat does not change, but the heat capacity increases. The specific heat increases and the heat capacity does not change. The specific heat and the heat capacity both stay the same. The specific heat and the heat capacity both increase.

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As the mass of a substance increases, which of the following is true?
Select the correct answer below: The specific heat does not change, but the heat capacity increases. The specific heat increases and the heat capacity does not change. The specific heat and the heat capacity both stay the same. The specific heat and the heat capacity both increase.

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