What is the final equilibrium temperature when 5 g of milk at 18◦C is added to 163 g of coffee at 90◦C? Assume the specific heats of milk and coffee are the same as that of water, and neglect the specific heat of the container. Answer in units of ◦C

What is the final equilibrium temperature when 5 g of milk at 18◦C is added to 163 g of coffee at 90◦C? Assume the specific heats of milk and coffee are the same as that of water, and neglect the specific heat of the container. Answer in units of ◦C

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What is the final equilibrium temperature
when 5 g of milk at 18◦C is added to 163 g of
coffee at 90◦C? Assume the specific heats of
milk and coffee are the same as that of water,
and neglect the specific heat of the container.
Answer in units of ◦C

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