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You add 500ml of water at 10celsius to a 100ml of water at 70 Celsius. What is the most likely final temperature of the mixture? A.10c B.20c C.80c D.60c

You add 500ml of water at 10celsius to a 100ml of water at 70 Celsius. What is the most likely final temperature of the mixture? A.10c B.20c C.80c D.60c
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You add 500ml of water at 10celsius to a 100ml of water at 70 Celsius. What is the most likely final temperature of the mixture?

A.10c
B.20c
C.80c
D.60c

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I wanna say it’s C.

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C. 20c

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