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What is the resultant temperature when 2kg of water at 30degrees is mixed with 4kg of water at 90degrees?
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∙ 13y ago
there is no phase change and same liquid we can use this formula
Tf =((Va*Ta)+(Vb*Tb))/(Va*Vb)
Tf = Resultant temperature
Va= Volume of tank A
Ta= Temperature of tank A
Vb= Volume of tank B
Tb= Temperature of tank b
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