Describe the process of each heat loss or gain

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A block of ice of mass 100 g and at 00 C is dropped into 500 g of water at 800 C in a Styrofoam cup. Assume that the cup does not absorb or give out any heat, and calculate the final temperature of the water in the cup. Clearly describe each term in your equation. In words, describe the process of each heat loss or gain.

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