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A 125 g quantity of water is initially at a temperature of 21.34 °C. A 1925 J quantity of heat flows into the water. What is
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m= 1259 c= 4-18 J1g1°C Ti = 21.34°C q= 1925) (Since the heat flows into water it is endothermic). formula used is q=m.C.AT ДТ

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