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Two containers X and Y are filled with water at different temperature. When 10 g of water from container X is mixed with 20 g of water from container Y, the resultant temperature is found to be `20^(@)C`. When 20 g of water from container X is mixed with 10 g of water from container Y, the resultant temperature is found to be `30^(@)C`. Determine the inital temperature of water in container X and Y.

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heat lost by the body at higher temperature=heat gained by the body at lower temperature. Q=`msDeltat`
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