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6. Make a plot of the heat transfer and temperature change for the system de scribed in Question 5. Plot the temperature on the y axis and the heat added on the x-axis. Label the parts of the graph (solid melts, liquid is heated, etc.) Your graph will resemble Figure 11.39 in Tro, Fridgen and Shaw.