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09-11-2022
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A two blocks of copper at different temperatures are placed into contact with each other. The first block is 32.5 g and starts at a temperature of 68.7 oC. The second block is 43.7 g and starts at a temperature of 35.3oC. If the specific heat capacity of copper is 0.385 J/(g oC), what will the final temperature be?

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