2. Heat flows from hotter objects to cooler objects, until an equilibrium temperature is reached. Think about what happens when ice is added to water. Sketch a picture of the system and surroundings and then write an equation to represent what happens, i.e., where the heat flows in this situation.

2. Heat flows from hotter objects to cooler objects, until an equilibrium temperature is reached. Think about what happens when ice is added to water. Sketch a picture of the system and surroundings and then write an equation to represent what happens, i.e., where the heat flows in this situation.

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