6. A 250g glass of water at 4 ̊C is added to 750g of water initially at 20 ̊C. (cwater=1 cal/g K)
a) Assuming no heat is lost to the environment write an expression for the heat into the smaller amount of water as it warms up to equilibrium (no numbers yet).
b) Assuming no heat is lost to the environment write an expression for the heat out of the 750g amount of water as it cools down to equilibrium (still no numbers).
c) Solve for the final equilibrium temperature of the water ( at the end of this part you can put in the numbers).
6. A 250g glass of water at 4 ̊C is added to 750g of water initially...
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