How fast must the bullet be traveling

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A 10g lead bullet at 23 degrees celsius slams into a stone wall. Assuming no loss of energy to the environment, how fast must the bullet be traveling if the bullet is to totally melt upon impact? The Melting point of lead is 327.4 degrees Celcius.

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