Equal masses of two liquids at different temperature are mixed if the resultant temperature is equal to the mean of their temperatures, what is your inference about their specific heats?

Equal masses of two liquids at different temperature are mixed if the

1.	Equal masses of two liquids at different temperature are mixed if the resultant temperature is equal to the mean of their temperatures, what is your inference about their specific heats?
Answer» ANSWER :Their SPECIFIC HEATS are EQUAL.