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10 grams of ice at 0 degree celcius was mixed with 15 grams of water at temperature of 20 degreee celcius. What is the resulting temperature in Celcius? a.) 12 b.) 15 c.) 0 d.) 9

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Chapter19: Temperature

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10 grams of ice at 0 degree celcius was mixed with 15 grams of water at temperature of 20 degreee celcius. What is the resulting temperature in Celcius?

a.) 12

b.) 15

c.) 0

d.) 9

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