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a hot cup of tea has a mass of 60kg with a temp of 95 celsius....
a
hot cup of tea has a mass of 60kg with a temp of 95 celsius. when a
person pours 10 grams of cold water at 10 degrees celsius.
determine the equilibrium temperature.
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