A tank with a negligible mass is filledwith 0.2 kg of water at 50 degree C.Momentslater, a 0.04 kg of steam at 100 degreeC and atmospheric pressure is addedto thetank.(a) Assume there was no heatdissipated to the surroundings, find thefinaltemperature of the tank with waterand steam inside?(b) Find how much steam and liquidwater (in kilograms) is at the finaltemperature?

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A tank with a negligible mass is filled
with 0.2 kg of water at 50 degree C.
Moments
later, a 0.04 kg of steam at 100 degree
C and atmospheric pressure is added
to the
tank.
(a) Assume there was no heat
dissipated to the surroundings, find the
final
temperature of the tank with water
and steam inside?
(b) Find how much steam and liquid
water (in kilograms) is at the final
temperature?

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