Calculate from what height was the ball dropped

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A 10.64 kilogram bowling ball at 0°C is dropped into a tub containing a mixture of water and ice. A short time later, when a new equilibrium has been established, there is 7.61 gram less ice. Determine from what height was the ball dropped? Suppose no water or ice splashes out.

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