a bucket contains 8 kg of water at 25°c. 2 kg of water at 80 °C is poured into it. neglecting the heat energy absorbed by the bucket, calculate the final temperature of water.
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Let final temperature of water be t°C
fall in temperature of hot water = (80 - t) °C
Heat energy lost by hot water = 2 * C * (80 - t) ..... (I)
Rise in temperature of cold water = ( t - 25) °C
Heat energy gained by cold water = 8 * C * (t- 25 ) ...(ii)
where c is the specific heat capacity of water .
Neglecting the heat energy absorbed by the bucket ,
Heat energy lost by hot water = Heat energy lost by cold water
so,
2 * C * (80 - t ) = 8 * C * (t -25 )
or,
2(80-t) = 8(t-25)
or,
160 - 2t = 8t - 200
or,
10t = 360
or,
t = 360/ 10
= 36 °C
thus,
final temperature of water will be 36 °C
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Let final temperature of water be t°C
fall in temperature of hot water = (80 - t) °C
Heat energy lost by hot water = 2 * C * (80 - t) ..... (I)
Rise in temperature of cold water = ( t - 25) °C
Heat energy gained by cold water = 8 * C * (t- 25 ) ...(ii)
where c is the specific heat capacity of water .
Neglecting the heat energy absorbed by the bucket ,
Heat energy lost by hot water = Heat energy lost by cold water
so,
2 * C * (80 - t ) = 8 * C * (t -25 )
or,
2(80-t) = 8(t-25)
or,
160 - 2t = 8t - 200
or,
10t = 360
or,
t = 360/ 10
= 36 °C
thus,
final temperature of water will be 36 °C
____________________________
❤BE BRAINLY ❤
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Swarup1998:
Great answer! :)
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