Students combined four samples of water, each 100 mL in volume, but at different temperatures. Which of the following predictions conforms best to the laws governing thermal energy transfer?
A. The combined samples will reach a temperature below 5℃
B. The combined samples will reach a temperature exactly 50℃
C. The combined samples will reach a temperature exactly 100℃
D. The combined samples will reach a temperature below 100℃
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