2. A 350 g ceramic teapot (at 23°C) is filled with 236 g of hot water at 100°C. Calculate the finaltemperature of this system. Given;(Sebuah teko seramik seberat 350g (pada 23°C) diisi dengan 236 g air panas padasuhu100°C. Kira suhu akhir sistem ini. Diberikan:)Cceramic. = 1100J/kg°CCwater= 4.2 J/g°C

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2. A 350 g ceramic teapot (at 23°C) is filled with 236 g of hot water at 100°C. Calculate the final
temperature of this system. Given;
(Sebuah teko seramik seberat 350g (pada 23°C) diisi dengan 236 g air panas pada
suhu100°C. Kira suhu akhir sistem ini. Diberikan:)
Cceramic. = 1100J/kg°C
Cwater= 4.2 J/g°C

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