Homework Help: Math/Physics

Posted by Dylan on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 1:02am.

A quantity of water at 87 degrees C is cooled at a rate of 2844 MJ/h. After 40 minutes, the water has changed to ice, having a temperature of 243K. Calculate the mass of the water/ice.

I know 243K = -30 degrees C
I'm assuming I have to use my sensible and latent heat formulas but I would need heat energy in kJ.

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