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Find their Temperature in Equilibrium. Thankss

Thermal
Equilibrium
2.5 g )
Cp- 0.897 J / g•c
%3D
Aluminum:
mass
T; = 500°C
300 g
= 4.189 Jlg'c
25°C
%3D
%3D
water:
mass
Cp
イI
%31
こ
Compute using
%3D

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