Study the map extract provided on a scale of 1:50,000 and answer the questions that follow. In your new outline, insert and name: (i) the secondary road, (ii) the trigonometrical station, (iii) Mayo Jarandi settlement, (iv) River Juji and indicate its direction of flow with an arrow.

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Study the map extract provided on a scale of 1:50,000 and answer the questions that follow. In your new outline, insert and name: (i) the secondary road, (ii) the trigonometrical station, (iii) Mayo Jarandi settlement, (iv) River Juji and indicate its direction of flow with an arrow.

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60C60^\circ\mathrm{C}

Step 1: Calculate the mass of cold water.
mc=25 mL×1 gmL=25 gm_c = 25~mL \times 1~\frac{g}{mL} = 25~g

Step 2: Calculate the mass of hot water.
mh=50 mL×1 gmL=50 gm_h = 50~mL \times 1~\frac{g}{mL} = 50~g

Step 3: Set up the heat balance equation (heat lost by hot water equals heat gained by cold water).
mhc(ThTf)=mcc(TfTc)m_h c (T_h - T_f) = m_c c (T_f - T_c)
where c=1 calg\circCc = 1~\frac{cal}{g \cdot ^\circC}, Th=80CT_h = 80^\circ\mathrm{C}, Tc=20CT_c = 20^\circ\mathrm{C}.

Step 4: Substitute the known values (cc cancels out).
50 g(80\circCTf)=25 g(Tf20\circC)50~g \left(80^\circC - T_f\right) = 25~g \left(T_f - 20^\circC\right)

Step 5: Expand both sides.
4000 cal50Tf=25Tf500 cal4000~cal - 50 T_f = 25 T_f - 500~cal

Step 6: Add 50Tf50 T_f to both sides.
4000 cal+500 cal=25Tf+50Tf4000~cal + 500~cal = 25 T_f + 50 T_f
4500 cal=75Tf4500~cal = 75 T_f

Step 7: Solve for TfT_f.
Tf=4500 cal75=60\circCT_f = \frac{4500~cal}{75} = 60^\circC

Step 8: Calculate heat lost by hot water.
Qh=mhc(ThTf)=50 g×1 calg\circC×(80\circC60\circC)Q_h = m_h c (T_h - T_f) = 50~g \times 1~\frac{cal}{g \cdot ^\circC} \times (80^\circC - 60^\circC)
Qh=50 g×20\circC=1000 calQ_h = 50~g \times 20^\circC = 1000~cal

Step 9: Calculate heat gained by cold water.
Qc=mcc(TfTc)=25 g×1 calg\circC×(60\circC20\circC)Q_c = m_c c (T_f - T_c) = 25~g \times 1~\frac{cal}{g \cdot ^\circC} \times (60^\circC - 20^\circC)
Qc=25 g×40\circC=1000 calQ_c = 25~g \times 40^\circC = 1000~cal

Final temperature of the mixture: 60\circC\boxed{60^\circC}
Heat lost by hot water: 1000 cal\boxed{1000~cal}
Heat gained by cold water: 1000 cal\boxed{1000~cal}

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Calculate the mass of cold water. m_c = 25~mL × 1~gmL = 25~g Step 2: Calculate the mass of hot water.

Study the map extract provided on a scale of 1:50,000 and answer the questions that follow. In your new outline, insert and name: (i) the secondary road, (ii) the trigonometrical station, (iii) Mayo Jarandi settlement, (iv) River Juji and indicate its direction of flow with an arrow.
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Step 1: Calculate the mass of cold water. m_c = 25~mL × 1~gmL = 25~g Step 2: Calculate the mass of hot water. m_h = 50~mL × 1~gmL = 50~g Step 3: Set up the heat balance equation (heat lost by hot water equals heat gained by cold water). m_h c (T_h - T_f) = m_c c (T_f - T_c) where c = 1~calg · ^, T_h = 80^, T_c = 20^. Step 4: Substitute the known values (c cancels out). 50~g (80^ - T_f) = 25~g (T_f - 20^) Step 5: Expand both sides. 4000~cal - 50 T_f = 25 T_f - 500~cal Step 6: Add 50 T_f to both sides. 4000~cal + 500~cal = 25 T_f + 50 T_f 4500~cal = 75 T_f Step 7: Solve for T_f. T_f = 4500~cal75 = 60^ Step 8: Calculate heat lost by hot water. Q_h = m_h c (T_h - T_f) = 50~g × 1~calg · ^ × (80^ - 60^) Q_h = 50~g × 20^ = 1000~cal Step 9: Calculate heat gained by cold water. Q_c = m_c c (T_f - T_c) = 25~g × 1~calg · ^ × (60^ - 20^) Q_c = 25~g × 40^ = 1000~cal Final temperature of the mixture: 60^ Heat lost by hot water: 1000~cal Heat gained by cold water: 1000~cal