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Grade: 11 
        If 10 gram of ice is mixed with 10 gram of water at 40 degree Celsius the final mass of water in the mixture is
one year ago

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Arun
18654 Points 
							
Dear Harshit


 


Mass will conserv.


Hence mass = 10 + 10 = 20 gm


But I think actual question should be related to resulting temperature. But for that temp of ice shiuld be known.


 


Regards


Arun (askIITians forum expert)
one year ago
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