A copper cylinder container has a mass of 3.40 kg and have a dimensions of 20.0 cm height and 12.0 cm diameter. It contains 2.00 kg of water (B of water = 207 x 10 ^-6 / C) . Both having a temperature of 20 degrees Celsius. A solid Iron/Steel ball with a temperature of 920 degrees Celsius and a diameter of 7.87 cm is dropped in the container. Assume no steam was produced upon contact of the hot metal and water. Will the water overflow once it reaches thermal equilibrium? If yes, what is the mass of water (in grams) that spills? If no, what is the height (in cm) of the water in the container?