Determine the temperature increase of the cars

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Two cars of 2000 kg each collide head-on while traveling at 75.0 miles per hour. Assuming all of their kinetic energy is transformed into thermal energy of the resulting wrecks. What is the temperature increase of the cars? For simplicity, we can assume the material being all iron.

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