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A block of aluminum at a temperature of T1 = 32 degrees C has a mass of m1 = 12 kg. It is brought into contact with another bloc

k of aluminum with a mass of m2 = 0.5m1, at a temperature of T2 = 9 degrees C. This aluminum has a heat capacity of c = 899 J/kg K.

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Mariulka [41]3 years ago

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Answer: $T=21.33 ^{\circ}$

Explanation:

Given

mass of First Block $m_1=12 kg$

Temperature $T_1=32^{\circ}$

mass of second block $m_2=0.5 m_1=6 kg$

Temperature $T_2=9^{\circ}$

Heat capacity of aluminium c=899 J/kg-K

Final Temperature acquired by both blocks at steady state

Heat loss first block =Heat gain by second block

$m_1\times c\times (32-T)=m_2\times c\times (T-9)$

$12\times 899\times (32-T)=6\times 899\times (T-9)$

$2\times 32=3T$

$T=\frac{64}{3}=21.33 ^{\circ}$

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