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A vessel contains M grams of water at a certain temperature and water at certain other temperature is passed into it at a constant rate of `mg//s`. The variation of temeprature of the mixture with time is shown in Fig. The values of M and m are, respectively (the heat exhanged after a long time is 800 cal)

A

(a)40 and 2

B

(b)40 and 4

C

(c)20 and 4

D

(d)20 and 2

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B

Evidently the initial temperature of the water contained in the vessel (Mg) is `80^@C` and the temperature of the water passed into it is `60^@C` as the final temperature of the mixture tends to attain a value of `60^@C`
`Mxx1(80-70)=mxx10xx1(70-60)`
or `M//m=10`
since the heat exhanged after a long time is 800 cal.
`(Mg)(1cal//(m^(@)C)(80-60^(@)C)=80cal`
or `M=40g`
`implies m=4g`
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