Math, asked by allurivarunswamy, 4 months ago

An apple pie is taken out of an oven at a temperature of 200°F and placed on the counter
in a room where the temperature is 70°F. The temperature of the pie is 160°F after 15 min.
What is the temperature of the pie after 30 min?​

Answers

Answered by abhishekdalal0013
0

Answer:

Explanation:

Newton's Law of Cooling states that the rate of cooling of an object is inversely proportional to the difference of temperatures between the object and its surroundings i.e.

d

T

d

t

=

k

T

, where

t

is the time taken and

T

is the difference of the temperatures between the object and its surroundings.

This gives us

T

as a function of

t

and is given by

T

(

t

)

=

c

e

k

t

.

With this it will take infinite time for object to cool down to room temperature, when

T

(

t

)

=

0

. Still let us assume that it cools to

72.5

o

F

or less, which is roundable to

72

o

F

and work it out.

Now as

T

(

0

)

=

c

e

k

×

0

=

c

=

375

72

=

303

and

T

(

15

)

=

303

×

e

15

k

=

375

o

F

215

o

F

=

160

o

F

or

e

15

k

=

160

303and

15

k

=

ln

(

160

303

)

=

0.638559

or

k

=

0.638559

15

=

0.0425706

If pie cools to

72.5

o

F

in

t

minutes, then

303

e

0.0425706

×

t

=

0.5

or

e

0.0425706

×

t

=

0.5

303

=

0.00165017

or

0.0425706

t

=

ln

0.00165017

=

6.40688

or

t

=

6.40688

0.0425706

=

150.5

Hence, it will take at lease

150.5

minutes to cool down to close to

72

o

F

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