A 5-gram ice cube at -2 degrees Celsius is dropped into 60 grams of liquid water...

A 5-gram ice cube at -2 degrees Celsius is dropped into 60 grams of liquid water at 12 degrees Celsius. If the ice and water are isolated from the environment, what is the final temperature of the combined liquid water when all of the ice has melted and the mixture reaches thermal equilibrium?

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