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`1` kg of ice at `0^(@)C` is mixed with `1.5` kg of water at `45^(@)C` [latent heat of fusion = `80` cal//gl. Then

A

the temperature of the mixture is `0_(@)C`

B

mixture contains `156.25` g of ice

C

mixture contains `843.75` g of ice

D

the temperature of the mixture is `15^(@)C`.

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A, B

On bringing of `1xx5`kg of water `45^(@)_(c) "to" 0^(@)c` heat released = `1500xx1xx45`cal.
mass of ice that melts with this heat `=(1500xx45)/(80)=843.75`gm
This is less than `1`kg so the resulting temperature is `=0^(@)c`.
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