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Find the final Round to 1 decimal place. Object 1: 2.4 kg mass 1,512 J/kg K specific heat capacity 116 K starting temperature temperature of the system with 2 objects listed below.

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Find the final temperature of the system with 2 objects listed below.
Round to 1 decimal place.
Object 1:
2.4 kg mass
1,512 J/kg K specific heat capacity
116 K starting temperature
Object 2:
11.7 kg mass
1,771 J/kg K specific heat capacity
440 K starting temperature

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