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An iron ball at `50^@C` is dropped in a mug containing water at`50^@C` .The temperature of the mixture will be

A

flow from iron ball to water.

B

not flow from iron ball water or from water to iron ball.

C

flow from water to iron ball.

D

increase the temperature of both.

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