Two glasses of tea that there is an aluminium stirrer in one of them and there is a silver stirrer in the other one are delivered to two people who ordered hot tea in a tea shop. If we know that temperatures of tea and glasses are 100°C, both of the stirrers are 25°C and if we suppose that the glasses are provide full thermal isolation, calculate equilibrium temperatures of two glasses.

Two glasses of tea that there is an aluminium stirrer in one of them and there is a silver stirrer in the other one are delivered to two people who ordered hot tea in a tea shop. If we know that temperatures of tea and glasses are 100°C, both of the stirrers are 25°C and if we suppose that the glasses are provide full thermal isolation, calculate equilibrium temperatures of two glasses.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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