At 2 p.m. on a cool (340F) afternoon in March, Sherlock Holmes measured the temperature of a dead body to be 380F. One hour later, the temperature was 360F. After a quick calculation using Newton’s law of cooling, and taking the normal temperature of a living body to be 980F, Holmes concluded that the time of death was 10 a.m. Was Holmes right?
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