Ti, 295.7K Tp=f (Ti,, Tig,V 11 Tiz 316.9K Solve for Tf. 100mL 50 ML Vz we have a foam cup uWth 100mL of cold water at 295.7 K. we then mix in 50 ML Of hot water at 31le.9K into the cold water. what is the final temperature 50 mL Of hot water at equillibrium?

Ti, 295.7K Tp=f (Ti,, Tig,V 11 Tiz 316.9K Solve for Tf. 100mL 50 ML Vz we have a foam cup uWth 100mL of cold water at 295.7 K. we then mix in 50 ML Of hot water at 31le.9K into the cold water. what is the final temperature 50 mL Of hot water at equillibrium?

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Ti,
295.7K
Tp=f (Ti,, Tig,V
11
Tiz
316.9K
Solve for Tf.
100mL
50 ML
Vz
we have a foam cup uWth 100mL of cold water
at 295.7 K. we then mix in 50 ML Of hot water
at 31le.9K into the cold water. what is the
final temperature
50 mL Of hot water
at equillibrium?

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