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You put a can of soda at 300 K in a ice-filled cooler to cool down. Some time later, you take it out, and it has reached 275 K. A total of 37 kJ of heat flowed from the soda into the cooler, but the cooler is much larger and its temperature stayed constant at 273 K. What is the change in entropy of the cooler?

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