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Two liquids A and B are at `25^(@)C and 15^(@)`C. Their masses are in 2 : 3 and specific heats in ratio 3 : 4 then resultant temperature when they are mixed is

A

`16.66^(@)C`

B

`18.33^(@)C`

C

`20^(@)C `

D

`10^(@)` C

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