Two metals of equal weight, X and Z, are heated to the . Then, they were submerged into two separate beakers of negligible heat capacity with of water. The temperature of the water in beaker X increased by while the temperature of the water in beaker Z increased by . With those in mind, which metal has a higher heat capacity? The specific heat of water is and the density is .

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