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A 200 g copper container with 200 g of water at 35 C is mixed witha 90 g piece of ice at -15 C. What is the final temperature of themixture? Neglect heat loss to the environment.
(Specific Heat in cal/g-C Copper 0.092; water 1; ice 0.53
Heat of Fusion for water 80 cal/g )

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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