what will be the final temperature of the liquid water resulting from the mixing of 10grams...

what will be the final temperature of the liquid water resulting from the mixing of 10grams of steam at 130celcius with 40grams of ice at -10celcius? (Sp.Heat H20(s) 2.09 j/gC)(sp.heat of H20 (l) 4.18 j/gC) (sp.Heat of H20(g) 2.03 j/gC)(heat of fusion(s) 333 j/g) (heatvap H20(l) 2260 J/g)

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