Physics, 13.10.2020 05:01, Geo777

Mass of Cold water in the calorimeter (m1)=358.98g Mass of hot water(m2)=358.98-169.51=189.47g
Mass of calorimeter and stirrer=169.51g
Initial temperature of water= 24 degree Celsius.
temperature of hot water=97.0 degree Celsius.
Temperature of water= 51 degree Celsius.

Calculate the heat gained by cold water and the heat gained by calorimeter and stirrer respectively

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Mass of Cold water in the calorimeter (m1)=358.98g Mass of hot water(m2)=358.98-169.51=189.47g