Math, asked by benchatn997, 2 months ago

10. The temperature of a room is 4°C and outside
temperature is 36°C. If the temperature of the
room increases at the rate of 4°C per 30 minutes,
how much time will it take to reach the outside
temperature?​

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Answered by Aamey
2

Answer:

4 hours

Step-by-step explanation:

temperature out is more by 32 ⁰ and it takes 30 minutes to increase inside temperature by 4⁰ so it will take 8 ×30 minutes i.e 240 minutes which are equal to 4 hours

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