You are performing an experiment on heat transfer. 183.3 g of water is in an aluminum container of mass 65.3 g. Initially the system of the water and the aluminum container is at temperature 21.6 C. Then you heat up a metal cylinder of mass 120.7 g and of unknown origin to the temperature of 99.6 C. Immediately after you measure the temperature of the cylinder, you place it into the water in the aluminum container. Eventually the water temperature reaches the equilibrium point at 30.8 C. What is the specific heat capacity of the metal cylinder of unknown origin in cal/(g.C)? The specific heat capacity of water and aluminum are 1.00 cal/(g-C) and 0.220 cal/(g.C), respectively. Keep three significant figures for the answer. No units are needed for the answer, just a numerical value for the specified units