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To obtain of water at `50^(@)C`, how many grams of stea at its stea point must be passed to 70 g of ice at `0^(@)C`.

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Heat produced by steam=Heat absorbed by ice.
`M[590]=5600+3500`
`M=(9100)/(590)=910//59g=15.42g`
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