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Subtract to find the temperature changes for the water and the metal. I °C AT (water) = AT (metal) = -1 °C Copper Answer In picture
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Subtract to find the temperature changes

for the water and the metal.
I
°C
AT (water) =
AT (metal) = -1
°C
Copper
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Subtract to find the temperature changes for the water and the metal. I °C AT (water-example-1
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Answer:

1.9

Then

-75.4 C

Explanation:

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