ASAP PLEASE: A man makes a cup of tea using 354 g of water at 93 degrees C inside a 92 g ceramic mug with a specific heat of 1.09 J/gC. He cools off the tea by adding an ice cube at -6 C. The final temp of the tea and melted ice together is 72 C. Assume the mug and tea keep the same temp. Calculate the mass of the ice cube using only q=mc(tf-ti), q=mHf, and/or q=mHv

ASAP PLEASE: A man makes a cup of tea using 354 g of water at 93 degrees C inside a 92 g ceramic mug with a specific heat of 1.09 J/gC. He cools off the tea by adding an ice cube at -6 C. The final temp of the tea and melted ice together is 72 C. Assume the mug and tea keep the same temp. Calculate the mass of the ice cube using only q=mc(tf-ti), q=mHf, and/or q=mHv

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