In a physics experiment, 250g of water is placed in a 50g calorimeter

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In a physics experiment, 250g of water is placed in a 50g calorimeter cup made of aluminum when both are at 15C. Steam at 100C is completely absorbed by passing it through the water, raising the temperature of water and cup to 45C. Find the mass of steam absorbed. Specific heat of aluminum is 0.215 cal/gC

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