A physics student adds water to an insulated bucket of ice. The ice is at an...
A physics student adds water to an insulated bucket of ice. The ice is at an initial temperature of -15 ∘C, and the water is at 20∘C. If the bucket contains 6.0 kg of ice, what mass of water should the student add so that exactly half of the ice melts? Neglect the specific heat of the bucket.
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