Problem D14: You have a solid of mass m₀ that has an initial absolute temperature of n₁T₀. The specific heat capacity of the solid is c₀/n₂ where c₀ is the specific heat capacity of water. You throw the solid into the ocean. The absolute temperature of the ocean is T₀, and assume that the ocean's temperature doesn't change when the solid cools down in the ocean. What is the entropy change of the ocean due to the solid cooling down to T₀. If the change in entropy is &Delta S_ocean = m₀T₀/n₃, what is n₃? Note that n₁, n₂, and n₃ are unitless.

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