Question:An aluminum cup with a mass m = 22.3 g is partially filled with water at a temperature of T₂ = 66.6 °C. The internal volume of an aluminum cup is Val = 480.27 mL, it containsVW = 243.86 mL of water. The aluminium and water are in thermal equilibrium. An ice cube at 0.00° C is added to the water. This drops the temperature to Tf = 39.2 °C. Make theassumption that no energy is lost to the surroundings.Part 1)How much energy does the aluminum lose or gain during this process? Assume it remains at thermal equilibrium with the water. Give a positive answer if it loses energy and a negative answer ifit gains energy.= -556Your last answer was interpreted as follows: -556Part 2)What is the mass of the ice cube?mice = 1gYour last answer was interpreted as follows: 1Part 3)What is change in the internal volume of the aluminium cup? Give a negative answer if it decreases and a positive answer if it increases.AVAL = 1mLYour last answer was interpreted as follows: 1

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