What is the final temperature at thermal equilibrium

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A 150 g aluminum cup contains 150 g of water and both are at 13 C. If you add 150 g of hot water at 90 C what is the final temperature at thermal equilibrium? How much hot water at 90 C needs to be added to achieve a final temperature of 44 C?

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