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Here, heat gained by water = heat lost by aluminum
[m*S*deltaT]water = [m*S*deltaT]aluminium
m*4186*(62-26) = 1.95*900*(150-62)
m = [1.95*900*(150-62)]/(4186*(62-26))
= 1.025 kg answer
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