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A 50g mass of metal (c = 0.20 cal/goC) at 90°C is dropped into water at 30°C and the temperatures stabilize at 40oC. Calculate the mass of water used.
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A 50g mass of metal (c = 0.20 cal/goC) at 90°C is dropped into water at 30°C and the temperatures stabilize at 40oC. Calculate the mass of water used.

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50. g

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The answer to your question is 50 g of water

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