An ice cube at 0°C was dropped into 30.0 g of water in a cup at...

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930, +82 1429. 9 = 6.0/mKJ= 60lom (1) 82= 1429.56 m(J) 932 -32 60.4 (1) :8, +42= -83 6010m + 1429.56m = 3260.4 me 0.438 miles

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