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The swimming pool at the local YMCA holds roughly 749511.5 L (749511.5 kg) of water and is kept at a temperature of 80.6 °F year round using a natural gas heater. If you were to completely drain the pool and refill the pool with 50°F water, ( blank)
GJ (giga-Joules) of energy are required to to heat the water back to 80.6 °F. Note: The specific heat capacity of water is 4182 Jkg ⋅°C. The cost of natural gas per GJ is $2.844. It costs $ (blank) to heat the pool (to the nearest dollar).

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