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You place 40 grams of gold at an initial temperature of 344 degrees Celsius together with...

You place 40 grams of gold at an initial temperature of 344 degrees Celsius together with 21 grams of aluminium at an initial temperature of 121 degrees Celsius inside a very well insulated container. After waiting a very long time, what is the temperature of the gold?

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