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1.	THE_FINAL_TEMPERATURES_OF_TWO_BODIES,_INITIALLY_AT_T1_AND_T2_CAN_RANGE_FROM?$
A.	(T1-T2)/2 to sqrt(T1*T2)
B.	(T1+T2)/2 to sqrt(T1*T2)
C.	(T1+T2)/2 to (T1*T2)
D.	(T1-T2)/2 to (T1*T2)
Answer» C. (T1+T2)/2 to (T1*T2)

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