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0.05 kg steam at 373K and 0.45kg of ice at 253K are mixed in an insultated vessel. Find the equilibrium temperature of the mixture. Given, `L_(fusion)=80cal//g=336J//g, L_(vaporization)=540 cal//g=2268J//g,C_(ice)=2100J//KgK=0.5calg//gK and S_(water)=4200J//KgK=1cal//gK`

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