А: 500 grams ice at -2 °C is placed in 1000 grams of liquid water at 4 °C. What is the final temperature and composition of the mixture? 0 0°C. The mixture will have 500 grams of ice and 1000 grams of liquid water. O 2°C, all liquid. O 0°C. The mixture will have 456 grams of ice and 1044 grams of liquid water. O 1°C, all liquid. O 0°C. The mixture will have 332 grams of ice and 1168 grams of liquid water. B: 100 grams of ice at 0°C is placed in 500 grams of water at 50 °C. What is the final temperature and composition of the mixture? O all liquid at 28.4 °C O all liquid at 34.2 °C all liquid at 25.6 °c O a mixture of liquid and solid at 0 °C

А: 500 grams ice at -2 °C is placed in 1000 grams of liquid water at 4 °C. What is the final temperature and composition of the mixture? 0 0°C. The mixture will have 500 grams of ice and 1000 grams of liquid water. O 2°C, all liquid. O 0°C. The mixture will have 456 grams of ice and 1044 grams of liquid water. O 1°C, all liquid. O 0°C. The mixture will have 332 grams of ice and 1168 grams of liquid water. B: 100 grams of ice at 0°C is placed in 500 grams of water at 50 °C. What is the final temperature and composition of the mixture? O all liquid at 28.4 °C O all liquid at 34.2 °C all liquid at 25.6 °c O a mixture of liquid and solid at 0 °C

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500 grams ice at -2 °C is placed in 1000 grams of liquid water at 4 °C. What is the final temperature and composition of the mixture?
O 0°C. The mixture will have 500 grams of ice and 1000 grams of liquid water.
O 2 °C, all liquid.
O 0°C. The mixture will have 456 grams of ice and 1044 grams of liquid water.
O 1 °C, all liquid.
O 0°C. The mixture will have 332 grams of ice and 1168 grams of liquid water.
B:
100 grams of ice at 0 °C is placed in 500 grams of water at 50 °C. What is the final temperature and composition of the mixture?
O all liquid at 28.4 °C
O all liquid at 34.2 °C
O all liquid at 25.6 °C
O a mixture of liquid and solid at 0 °C

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