Can you help with this chemistry problem about ice, water, and temperature?

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03-01-2008, 09:29 PM

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Can you help with this chemistry problem about ice, water, and temperature?

If I am given a certain mass of ice at 0 degress Celsius and a certain mass of water at 60 degress Celsius, how do I find the temperature of the water after all of the ice melts?

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