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Aglass cup of 5 cm inside diameter is filled to a depth of 10 cm with tap water whose temperature is 10 degree celsius, and 50 g of ice at zero degree celsius are then added. at the end of an hour, it is noted that the ice has just finished melting. what was the average rate, in j/s, at which heat flowed into the contents of the glass from the surroundings?

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