Temperature of 80 degrees then quickly transfer it

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You heat a 0.45 kg sample of metal to a temperature of 80 degrees then quickly transfer it into a beaker that contains 0.70 kg of water at 15 degrees. The specific heat capacity of water is 4200 J/kg degree. The highest temperature of the sample plus the water is 21 degrees. What is the heat capacity of the sample of metal.Can you show me how to do it? I need to see what I did wrong.

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