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Transcribed Image Text:Ice is added to hot tea in a thermos and then, the thermos is closed. The energy loses through the
thermos lid and walls are negligible. When the system including ice and water reached thermal
equilibrium, the energy of ice increased by 10 J. How did the internal energy of ice change?
Assume the thermos being at rest.
а.
Unknown
b. Did not change
С.
Increased by 10J
d. Decreased by 10J
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