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Amit Saxena · Accepted Answer

(b)Let the final temperature be THeat gained by ice = mL + m &times; s &times; (T- 0)= 10 &times; 80 + 10 &times; 1 &times; THeat lost by water = 55 &times; 1 &times; (40 - T)By using law of calorimetery,800 + 10T = 55 &times; (40-T)&THORN; T = 21.54&deg; C = 22&deg;C

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