What was the water original temperature

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Question: A 10kg block of copper is dropped into 2kg of water. The copper's initial temperature was 15 degrees Celcius. Its temperature rose until it and the water reached the same temperature, 25 degrees Celcius. Since the water was cooling in order to make the copper hotter, what was the water's original temperature? (Hint: This problem is in two steps You'll have to do the problem twice.)

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