20 g of water at 800C is mixed with 20 g of honey at 60 oC in an insulated container. The final temperature of the mixture would be (specific heat of water sw = 1 cal/g °C, that of honey sh = 4 cal/ g °C). O 70°C O 58°C O 64°C 83°C

20 g of water at 800C is mixed with 20 g of honey at 60 oC in an insulated container. The final temperature of the mixture would be (specific heat of water sw = 1 cal/g °C, that of honey sh = 4 cal/ g °C). O 70°C O 58°C O 64°C 83°C

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20 g of water at 800C is mixed with 20 g of honey at 60 oC in an insulated container. The final
temperature of the mixture would be (specific heat of water sw = 1 cal/g °C, that of honey Sh = 4 cal/
g °C).
O 70°C
58°C
O 64°C
83°C

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