mhot Thot = 75°C Tout-? %3D mcold Tcold = 18°C Hot and cold stream of water are mixing together as shown in Figure. The temperature of the hot and cold streams at the inlet are 75 °C and 18 °C, respectively. Mass flow rates of the hot and the cold streams are (1.50x10^-1) kg and (1.000x10^-1) kg, respectively. Find the temperature of the mixed stream. The specific heat of the hot water stream is 4000 J/kg-K and the cold stream is 3800 J/kg-K. Answer should be in °C with three significant figures. Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible. Your Answer: Activate Go ta Setie x10

mhot Thot = 75°C Tout-? %3D mcold Tcold = 18°C Hot and cold stream of water are mixing together as shown in Figure. The temperature of the hot and cold streams at the inlet are 75 °C and 18 °C, respectively. Mass flow rates of the hot and the cold streams are (1.50x10^-1) kg and (1.000x10^-1) kg, respectively. Find the temperature of the mixed stream. The specific heat of the hot water stream is 4000 J/kg-K and the cold stream is 3800 J/kg-K. Answer should be in °C with three significant figures. Note: Your answer is assumed to be reduced to the highest power possible. Your Answer: Activate Go ta Setie x10

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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