$540\ g$ of ice at $0\ ^oC$ is mixed with $540\ g$ water at $80\ ^oC$. The final temperature of the mixture is
$540\ g$ of ice at $0\ ^oC$ is mixed with $540\ g$ water at $80\ ^oC$. The final temperature of the mixture is
- A
$0\ ^oC$
- B
$40\ ^oC$
- C
$80\ ^oC$
- D
Less than $0\ ^oC$
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