Problem:WA liquid of mass, ML, specific heat, CL and initial temperature, TL is poured into a pan of mass, Mp, specific heat, Cp and initialtemperature, Tp.Which of the equations below should you solve to calculate the final equilibrium temperature, Trinal of the water and the pan?MLCL (Trinal-T₁) + MpCp(Tp + Trinal) - 0OMLCL (Tfinal-TL) + MpCp(Tfinal Tp) = 0O MLCL (Trinal-T) - MpCp(Trinal - Tp) = 0ⒸMLCL(TL+ Trinal) + MpCp(Tfinal-Tp) - 0None of the above

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