Numerical application of Newton’s cooling law: A liquid is inside a tank in a room at 20°C. At t=0 min the temperature is 80°C and at t=2 min the temperature is down to 60 °C. If we assume that the liquid cools at a rate dT/dt=K(T-T0) where K is constant and T0 is the ambient (i.e. room). Find how long will it take for the liquid to reach 40°C.
Hint: this is a slight different expression from the previous Newton’s law of cooling
Make sure you account for the units correctly.
Numerical application of Newton’s cooling law: A liquid is inside a tank in a room at...
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The body starts at 98.6 degrees and cools from there.
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