Compute the change in temperature

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An ice cube of 15.1 grams is placed into 304 grams of H₂O. compute the change in temperature in the H₂O upon completing melting of the ice. (Hint: Determine how much heat is absorbed by the melting ice ) use q=mc^T to compute the temperature change of the 304g of water.

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