Math, asked by sk0288787, 3 months ago

5. A certain freezing process required that room temperature be lowered from 45° C the rate of 6° C every hour.
What will be the room temperature 9 hours after the process begins?

​

Answers

Answered by agrawalyuvan2503
6

Answer:

-9⁰C

Step-by-step explanation:

9hr×6⁰=54⁰

45⁰-54⁰

=-9⁰C

Previous Question
Next Question
Similar questions
Science, 1 month ago
write Different uses of plant?​
English, 1 month ago
The Smith family went to Thailand to celebrate _________.
Chemistry, 1 month ago
Distillation involves: A liquid to gas B.solid to gas C. liquid to solid D. liquid to gas then gas to liquid...
English, 3 months ago
Ul te word from the passage which is the opposite of "majority". (1) Majority of the participants prefer to use smartphones and laptops. (True/False) (g) Find out the word from the passage which is the synonym "choose". eng- minority (h) What does the pie chart show? (1) According to this survey, what could we expect in future? Read the passage carefully and answer the questions given be The...
Science, 3 months ago
Newton (ii) Kilogram None Meter 2 Match the following- (6) Measuring of heart beat Unit of density Use of sonar km per meter cube depth of sea stethoscope 6.02 x 102 atoms Emulsion One mole is milk, face cream -3 Fill in the blanks- Modern name Symbol​...
Business Studies, 10 months ago
Inclusive unionism is practiced mostly by A) industrial unions B) professional and semiprofessional employees C) craft unions D) small unions comprised of skilled workers, such as the bricklayers...
Physics, 10 months ago
Lux is the SI unit of A) luminous flux B) luminous efficiency C) intensity of illumination D) luminous intensity...
Physics, 10 months ago
Lightning is produced when A) Similar charges of electricity rush towards each other and then get repelled B) clouds strike against impurities in air and the friction burns up these impurities C) strong opposite charges in different clouds break down the resistance offered by the intervening air D) water vapour produces electricity in the clouds...