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Which one of the following would raise the temperature of 20 g of water at `30^(@)C` most when mixed with?
(Specific heat of water is `1cal//g-.^(@)C`)

A

20 gm of water ate `40^(@)C`

B

40 gm of water at `35^(@)C`

C

10 gm of water at `50^(@)C`

D

4 gm of waer of `80^(@)C`

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