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Physics JAMB 1987

Hot water is added to three times its mass of water at 10oC and the resultant temperature is 20oC. What is the initial temperature of the hot water?

  • 100oC
  • 80oC
  • 50oC checkmark
  • 40oC

The correct answer is: C

Explanation

Heat loss = heat gained

mh x ch x \(\theta\)h = mc x cc x \(\theta\)c

mh x ch x (\(\theta\) - 20) = mc x cc x (20 - 10)

ch = cc ; mc = 3mh

(\(\theta\) - 20) = 3( 20 - 10)

\(\theta\) = 30 + 20

therefore, \(\theta\) = 50ΒΊC

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