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100ml water at 60°c is added to 200ml of water at 30°c.fibd the resultant temperature of mixture

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Answered by biswajitbaruah1977
7

Answer:

Mass of water ( m₂ ) = 200 ml = 0.2 kg. Temperature of water ( T₂ ) = 60°C = (273 + 60) K = 333 K. After mixing the two liquid ,heat loss by a liquid is heat gained by another liquid and they attain a common final temperature.

Answered by ramv186
3

Explanation:

Take 100ml of water at 90 degrees Celsius and 200ml of water at 60 degrees Celsius and mix the two .what is the temperature of the mixture?

a- 70 degrees Celsius

b-7 degrees Celsius

c-80 degrees Celsius

d- 65 degrees Celsius

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