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miss Akunina [59]

2 years ago

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Si tengo 4litros de agua a 20C, calcula cuantos litros de agua a 32C tengo que agregar para que su temperatura de equilibrio sea

21C.

1 answer:

elena55 [62]2 years ago

6 0

Answer:

V = 0.364 litros

Explanation:

4 ltr (1000 gm/ltr) = 4000 gm

4000(20) + m(32) = (4000 + m)(21)

4000(20) + m(32) = 4000(21) + m(21)

m(32 - 21) = 4000(21 - 20)

11m = 4000

m = 363.6363...gm

363.6363 gm / 1000gm/ltr = 0.3636363... ltr

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