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50 grams of water at 85ºC were passed through one side of a two-compartment heat

exchanger. Sixty-five grams of 30ºC were passed through the other side. Both
streams of water came out at 50ºC Calculate the amount of heat given up by the hot water and the amount absorbed by the cold water. Why are there not the same?

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