Final Temp of Tea After Pour into Glass Cup

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The discussion focuses on calculating the final temperature of tea after pouring it into a glass cup. The initial conditions are 0.22 liters of tea at 95 degrees Celsius and a 150-gram glass cup at 25 degrees Celsius. A user attempted to solve the equation 0.21(95-T) = 150(25+T) but realized the need to correctly use 0.22 instead of 0.21. The correct approach involves setting up the heat transfer equation properly to find the final temperature. Accurate calculations are essential for determining the final temperature in this scenario.
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If 0.22L of tea at 95 degrees C, is poured into a 150g glass cup initially at 25 degrees C, what will the final temperature be, assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings?
 
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I tried the following:
0.21(95-T) = 150(25+T)

and then solved for T but it did not work out
 
its actually 0.22 and 0.21
 

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