50 gm ice at 0^@C is dropped into 50 gm ...

50 gm ice at `0^@C` is dropped into 50 gm of water at `20^@C`. The final temperature of the mixture will be

`-10^@C`

`-30^@C`

`0^@C`

`10^@C`

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