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A sample of water cools down from 89.7∘C to 43.2∘C by releasing 1.47×103 kJ of heat. What is the mass of water in this sample in grams? Report the answer with three significant figures. Report the answer in scientific notation. Use 4.184 J g∘C for the specific heat of water. Provide your answer below: g

A sample of water cools down from 89.7∘C to 43.2∘C by releasing 1.47×103 kJ of heat. What is the mass of water in this sample in grams? Report the answer with three significant figures. Report the answer in scientific notation. Use 4.184 J g∘C for the specific heat of water. Provide your answer below: g

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A sample of water cools down from 89.7 ∘ C to 43.2 ∘ C by releasing 1.47 × 10 3 k J of heat. What is the mass of water in this sample in grams?
  • Report the answer with three significant figures.
  • Report the answer in scientific notation.
  • Use 4.184 J g ∘ C for the specific heat of water.
Provide your answer below: ◻ g

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