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A beaker contains mixture of two liquids Anad B having masses 4and 4m . Specific heat capacities of A and Bare 2s ans ß respectively...What will be the heat required to increase the temperature of mixture by T? (Neglect heat losses)

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n' number of liquids of masses m,2m,3m,4m, ….. Having specific heats S,2S,3S,4S,…. Are at temperatures t,2t,3t,4t…. Are mixed. The resultant temperature of mixture

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A beaker contains mixture of two liquids Anad B having masses 4and 4m . Specific heat capacities of A and Bare 2s ans ß respectively...What will be the heat required to increase the temperature of mixture by T? (Neglect heat losses)​

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A beaker contains mixture of two liquids Anad B having masses 4and 4m . Specific heat capacities of A and Bare 2s ans ß respectively...What will be the heat required to increase the temperature of mixture by T? (Neglect heat losses)