45 g of water at 50°C in a beaker is cooled when 50 g of copper at 18°C is added to it. The contents are stirred till a final constant temperature is reached. Calculate the final temperature
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Heat gained by copper = m × C × θ
= 50 × 0. 39 × (T − 18)
Heat lost by water = 45 × 4. 2 × (50 − T)
Heat lost = Heat gained
45 × 4. 2 × (50 − T) = 50 × 0. 39 × (T − 18)
9450 − 189 T = 19. 5 T − 351
208. 5 T = 9801
Or T = 47°C (Approx)
So the final temperature is 47°C (Approx)
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= 50 × 0. 39 × (T − 18)
Heat lost by water = 45 × 4. 2 × (50 − T)
Heat lost = Heat gained
45 × 4. 2 × (50 − T) = 50 × 0. 39 × (T − 18)
9450 − 189 T = 19. 5 T − 351
208. 5 T = 9801
Or T = 47°C (Approx)
So the final temperature is 47°C (Approx)
i hope it will help you
regards
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