**Problem Description:**Three portions of the same liquid are mixed in a container that prevents the exchange of heat with the environment. The conditions are as follows:- **Portion A:** - Mass = \( m \) - Temperature = 97.0°C- **Portion B:** - Mass = \( m \) - Temperature = 80.0°C- **Portion C:** - Mass = \( m_C \) - Temperature = 40.0°C**Objective:**Determine the mass of portion C (\( m_C \)) such that the final temperature (\( T_f \)) of the three-portion mixture is 50.0°C. Express your answer in terms of \( m \). For example, \( m_C = 2.20 \, m \).**Equation to use:**The box to input your calculation for \( m_C \) is available with the unit set to be a multiple of \( m \).

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Three portions of the same liquid are mixed in a container that prevents the exchange of heat with the environment. Portion A has a mass m and a temperature of 97.0 °C, portion B also has a mass m but a temperature of 80.0 °C, and portion C has a mass mc and a temperature of 40.0 °C. What must be the mass of portion C so that the final temperature Tf of the three-portion mixture is T₁ = 50.0 °C? Express your answer in terms of m; for example, mc = 2.20 m. mc = Number i Units

Three portions of the same liquid are mixed in a container that prevents the exchange of heat with the environment. Portion A has a mass m and a temperature of 97.0 °C, portion B also has a mass m but a temperature of 80.0 °C, and portion C has a mass mc and a temperature of 40.0 °C. What must be the mass of portion C so that the final temperature Tf of the three-portion mixture is T₁ = 50.0 °C? Express your answer in terms of m; for example, mc = 2.20 m. mc = Number i Units

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