Question 1After some time, you pour 0.2 kg of milk, whose initial temperature was 5°C. What willbe the final equilibrium temperatur of this system? Let:1 kg of coffee, originally at 95°C, is placed into a .3 kg aluminum cup.J= 4186kg KJ500kg KJCMilk = 3000kg KCcoffeeCAL =

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