After performing the Specific heat lab your instructor wanted you to mix 0.1 m of water at 80°Cwith 0.6 m3 of water at 60°C and to calculate the final temperature. You expect the answer to beO 75 °CO 70 °CO 65 °C60 °C

According to principle of calorimetry Heat given by hot body = heat taken by cold body

After performing the Specific heat lab your instructor wanted you to mix 0.1 m³ of water at 80°C with 0.6 m of water at 60°C and to calculate the final temperature. You expect the answer to be O 75 °C O 70 °C 65°C

After performing the Specific heat lab your instructor wanted you to mix 0.1 m³ of water at 80°C with 0.6 m of water at 60°C and to calculate the final temperature. You expect the answer to be O 75 °C O 70 °C 65°C

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After performing the Specific heat lab your instructor wanted you to mix 0.1 m of water at 80°C
with 0.6 m3 of water at 60°C and to calculate the final temperature. You expect the answer to be
O 75 °C
O 70 °C
O 65 °C
60 °C

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