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Ice with a mass of 52 g originally at 0.0 deg. C is added to 450...

Ice with a mass of 52 g originally at 0.0 deg. C is added to 450 g of water originally at 80. deg. C. Determine the final temperature once all the ice melts and all the water reaches thermal equilibrium. Assume that no heat is exchanged with the container.

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