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A thermally insulated vessels contains two liquids with initial temperature `T_(1)` and `T_(2)` and specific heats `C_(0)` and `2C_(0)`, separted by a non conducting partition. The partition is removed, and the difference between the initial temperature of one of the liquids and the temperature `T` established in the vessel turns out to be equal to half the difference between the initial temperatures of the liquids. Determine the ratio of `M_(1)//M_(2)` of the masses of the liquids.

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