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If 100g of zinc (c=377J/kg degrees celcius) at 95 degrees celcius is dropped into 60g of water contained in a 100g calorimeter (c=419J/kg degrees celcius) at 20 degrees celcius, what will the final temperature be?
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If 100g of zinc (c=377J/kg degrees celcius) at 95 degrees celcius is dropped into 60g of water contained in a 100g calorimeter (c=419J/kg degrees celcius) at 20 degrees celcius, what will the final temperature be?

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