Question #204326

Horace the duck is taking a bath.  He fills a tub with 45 L of water at 46 ℃. This is a little too warm for Horace, so he thinks to add some water at 10℃, to bring the temperature of the bath down to 35℃.  How much water will Horace have to add to the tub?  If the tub will hold 55 L of water will he be able to fill the bath without it overflowing?


Expert's answer

ρV′c(T−T1)=ρVc(T2−T)(35−10)V′=45(46−35)V′=20 L\rho V'c(T-T_1)=\rho Vc(T_2-T)\\(35-10)V'=45(46-35)\\V'=20\ L

V+V′=45+20=65 LV+V'=45+20=65\ L

The tub will not be able to fill the bath without it overflowing.


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