Upon shaping a 2.3kg sword, the blacksmith cools the iron blade (heat capacity 0.473 J/g*K) by quenching it in a large barrel containing 48 liters of water. If the temperature of the red-hot sword was initially 944.0oC and the temperature of the water (heat capacity 4.184J/g*K) was 23oC, compute the final temperature of the water once the blade has fully cooled. Presume no water vaporizes upon contact with the blade as well as that the density of water is 1g/mL.