Answer 10 :-
Let the final temperature be =TºC
Then,
?T=(87.9?T)ºC
Mass of water, m=0.0737kg
Heat lost, H=2.6kJ
specific heat of water, s=4.18kJkg?1ºC?1
Therefore,
H=ms?T
2.6 = 0.0737 * 4.186 * (87.9?T)
87.9 - T = 2.6 / (0.0737 * 4.186)
87.9 - T = 8.43
T = 87.9 - 8.43
T = 79.5 °C
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