You have decided to try a new video game called World of Alchemist Hordes (WoAH) and created a character named Artemis. Use the following information for this question Werewolf blood freezes at -12.0 degrees Arwenheit (°A) and boils at 28.0 °A. Its heat of fusion is 65.0 cal/g and heat of vaporization is 400. cal/g. The specific heat of liquid werewolf blood is 1.473 cal/g°A. Part a) What is the heat released in cal when 0.186 kg of frozen werewolf blood at -12.0 °A , melted to liquid? (Please show your work so I can understand going forward) Part b) What is the heat absorbed in cal when 0.186 kg of liquid werewolf blood at -5.0 °A,  is heated to 22.0 °A? (Please show your work so I can understand going forward)

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