When a quantity of warm water is poured into a calorimeter containing a quantity of cool water, the warm water loses 4244 J of heat and the cool water inside the calorimeter gains 3020 J of heat. The cool water in the calorimeter was initially 20.0 C, and after adding the warm water, the mixture of the temperature was 41.0 C. Use this information to calculate the heat capacity of the calorimeter, in J/K. Your answer should have three significant figures and no units