Estabon poured himself a hot beverage that had a temperature of 205F then set it on the kitchen table to cool. The temp of the kitchen ws a constant 71F. If the drink cooled to 182 F in 3 min, how long will it take to cool to 105 F???
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OpenStudy (yoloshroom):
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OpenStudy (yoloshroom):
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OpenStudy (triciaal):
hint y = m x + b
y is the hot temp m is the drop in temp per min and b is the temp of the room
OpenStudy (yoloshroom):
Doesnt this problem pertain to newton's law of cooling?
rvc (rvc):
rate of cooling?
do you know the formula?
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OpenStudy (baru):
hi :D
OpenStudy (yoloshroom):
nu ;-;
rvc (rvc):
d theta/dt
OpenStudy (baru):
newtons law of cooling: rate of change of temprature of a body is proportional to difference between its temprature and surrounding temperature
rvc (rvc):
perfect :)
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OpenStudy (baru):
\(T_b\): temperature of beverage
\(T_k\): temperature of kitchen=71
\[\frac{dT_b}{dt}=-k(T_b-T_k)\]
OpenStudy (baru):
substitute \(T_k\) ; solve the differential equation for \(T_b\)
OpenStudy (yoloshroom):
annnd im still confused lol
OpenStudy (baru):
you have to solve that equation by using "seperation of variables"
OpenStudy (baru):
\[\frac{dT_b}{dt}=-k(T_b-71)\]
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