How to Solve an Energy Change Equation Involving Temperature?

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The discussion focuses on solving the energy change equation involving temperature: 7098 + (0.02 * 4186)(T - 0) = (0.1)(910)(25 - T) + (0.2 * 4186)(25 - T). Participants emphasize the importance of verifying the equation's accuracy in relation to the problem statement. The need for additional details about the problem and the user's attempts is highlighted to facilitate effective assistance.

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Can you please show me the steps on how to solve this equation for change in energy I have tried but I don't get the answer in the back of the book. I am looking for T

7098+(0.02*4186)(T-0)=(0.1)(910)(25-T)+(0.2*4186)(25-T)
 
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