Calculating Mass of Solution for Temperature Change in HCl-Water Mixture

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To calculate the mass of the HCl-water solution that underwent a temperature change, the mass is given as 60.0 grams. The initial temperature is 22.7 degrees Celsius, and the final temperature is 37.9 degrees Celsius. Since the density of HCl is assumed to be the same as water, no additional calculations are necessary for the mass. The discussion emphasizes that the mass of the solution is straightforwardly provided. Therefore, the mass of the solution remains 60.0 grams.
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Hello, I am trying to do a lab for Ap chemistry, but I am a bit confused on how to do the following:

Calculate the mass of solution that underwent the temperature change, assuming the density of HCl is the same as water
 
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What is given to you?
 
Mass of solution: 60.0 g
Initial Temperature: 22.7 degrees celsius
Final temperature: 37.9 degrees celsius

thats pretty much it.
 
So mass of the solution is 60.0g, period. Nothing to calculate.

Unless you have not told everything.

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