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22g of water at 30C is mixed with an equal amount of water at 60C. Then find the resultant temperature of the mixture ​

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

22g of water at 30°C is mixed with an equal amount of water at 60°C.

To find:

Resultant temperature of mixture ?

Calculation:

This is a question from CALORIMETRY , Let the final temperature of the mixture be \theta.

According to PRINCIPLE OF CALORIMETRY,

 \therefore \:  m_{1}  \times  c  \times  \Delta \theta_{1} =m_{2} \times c \times \Delta \theta_{2}

 \implies \:  22  \times  \Delta \theta_{1} =60 \times  \Delta \theta_{2}

 \implies \:  22  \times  ( \theta - 30)=22 \times(60 -  \theta)

 \implies \:  \theta - 30 = 60 -  \theta

 \implies \:  2 \theta = 90

 \implies \:  \theta =  {45}^{ \circ}

So, temperature of mixture is 45°.

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