Two systems with heat capacities Cı and C2, respectively, interact thermally and come to a common temperature Tf. If the initial temperature of system 1 was Ti, what was the initial temperature of system 2? You may assume that the total energy of the combined systems remains constant.

Two systems with heat capacities Cı and C2, respectively, interact thermally and come to a common temperature Tf. If the initial temperature of system 1 was Ti, what was the initial temperature of system 2? You may assume that the total energy of the combined systems remains constant.

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