The tub
If we drop the 5 l from the first tap and the second 2 liters of water, the water in the tub will have a temperature of 25 °C. If we drop 3 l from the first tap and from the second 4 l of water, the water in the tub will have a temperature of 21 °C. Determine the water temperatures flowing from both taps.
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