You heat a 5. 2 gram lead ball (specific heat capacity=0. 128 joules/g-deg) to 183. ∘c. You then drop the ball into 34. 5 milliliters of water (density 1 g/ml; specific heat capacity=4. 184 j/g-deg ) at 22. 4 ∘c. What is the final temperature of the water when the lead and water reach thermal equilibrium?

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explanation:

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