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Consider a mixing chamber where two separate streams of fluid mix and then exit as a...

Consider a mixing chamber where two separate streams of fluid mix and then exit as a single stream. One of the stream that enters the mixing chamber is superheated steam at 5 bar and 2000C. The other stream that enters the mixing chamber is a liquid water at 5 bars and 400C. The two streams mix in the mixing chamber and exit as a single stream. The single stream that exits is saturated liquid at 5 bar. Determine the ratio of the mass flow rate of the liquid water to the superheated steam that enters the mixing chamber.
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Note that the temperatures should be 200 degree C and 40 degree C (and not 2000 and 400 C). I think you have typped the degree symbol as number 0.

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