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A tablespoon of very hot water is added to a pint of very cold water. What will happen to the temperature of the water?
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A tablespoon of very hot water is added to a pint of very cold water. What will happen to the temperature of the water?

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Well although the amount of hot water is slight, and there's much more cold water, I would assume that the water would more than likely increase in temperature.... even though it may be slight
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