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Let `T_a and T_b` be the final temperatures of the samples A and B respectively in the previous question.

A

`T_a lt T_b`

B

`T_a = T_b`

C

`T_a gt T_b`

D

The relation between `T_a and T_b` cannot be deduced.

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