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maximum heat loss by water = mwsw(20) = 2 x 4186 x 20 = 167440 J
now let m kg mass of ice canbe melted
then mL + msi(20) = 167440
=> m(334000) + m(2109)(20) = 167440
=> m = 0.4451 kg
part b )
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