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How many grams of ice at −15◦C must be added to 30 grams of water at 45◦C to result in ONLY liquid water at exactly 0◦C? 1. 17.0 g 2. 13.7 g 3. 15.5 g 4. 19.2 g 5. 21.1 g
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How many grams of ice at −15◦C must be

added to 30 grams of water at 45◦C to result
in ONLY liquid water at exactly 0◦C?
1. 17.0 g
2. 13.7 g
3. 15.5 g
4. 19.2 g
5. 21.1 g

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