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⦁   Two identical containers A and B, filled with equal masses of 2 different liquids, initially...

⦁   Two identical containers A and B, filled with equal masses of 2 different liquids, initially at 20°C, are heated on a hot plate and both receive the same amount of heat. As a result, the temperature of liquid A is raised to 40°C and that of liquid B is raised to 80°C. If the liquids are now poured into a third, larger container and mixed, would their final temperature be lower, higher, or exactly equal to 60˚C? Explain your reasoning.

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