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Answered by srijita689
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Explanation:

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Given;

Temperature of A = 10° C.

Temperature of B= 25° C .

Temperature of C= 40° C.

and, also given;

A mixed with B= 15 so, 25-10=15..( when they mixed).

and, B mixed with C = 40- 25= 15+ 15= 30° .

when, A mixed with C= C+ A - 30

= 40+10-30

= 50 - 30= 20°.

hence , the ans..is (b) 20°..

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

\large\boxed{{\bf T = 16^{\circ}\:C}}

Solution :

m × C × ∆T = m' × C' × ∆T' (by law of calorimetry, heat lost by one substance must be equal to that gain by the other when mixing )

\sf C_A (15 - 10) = C_B (25 - 15)

\sf C_A = 2C_B

Also, \sf C_B (30 - 25) = C_C (40 - 30)

\sf C_B = 2C_C

Let temprature be T when A and C are mixed then,

\sf C_A (T - 10) = C_C (40 - T)

\sf 4C_C (T - 10) = C_C (40 - T)

\sf 4 T - 40 = 40 - T

\sf 5 T = 80

\sf T = \dfrac{80}{5}

\underline{\boxed{\gray{\bf T = 16^{\circ}C}}}\bigstar

Therefore, if A and C are mixed the temperature of the mixture is T = 16° C.

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