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1.00 kg of solid Iron at 384.0 K is placed in contact with 0.200 kg of...

1.00 kg of solid Iron at 384.0 K is placed in contact with 0.200 kg of liquid Aluminum at 1033 K.

The solid Iron stays solid as it heats up. The liquid Aluminum cools, turns into a solid and then cools some more.

find the final temperature and the total change in Entropy

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