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The two insulated beakers shown contain equal amounts of identical liquids. The temperature of Beaker A is 85°C. The temperature of Beaker B is 40°C. A metal rod connects the beakers. Five minutes later,
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The two insulated beakers shown contain equal amounts of identical liquids. The temperature of Beaker A is 85°C. The temperature of Beaker B is 40°C. A metal rod connects the beakers. Five minutes later, the temperature of Beaker A is 75°C and the temperature of Beaker B is 50°C. What might the temperatures be after another five minutes have passed?

The two insulated beakers shown contain equal amounts of identical liquids. The temperature-example-1
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Temp. of Beaker A = 68°C, Temp. of Beaker B = 57°C

I think this is right srry if its not :]

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