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In order to conduct an experiment, the temperature of a liquid was lowered at the rate of 2°C every hour. If the initial temperature of the liquid was 5°C, what was its temperature after 4 hours? who will answer i will mark brainlest

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Answered by jproff6
13

Answer:

-3°C

Step-by-step explanation:

2°C every hour times 4 hours

(2x4=8)

8-5=-3

add your unit (°C)

and then you get -3°C

hope this helps!

Answered by Anonymous
83

Given:

  • Initial Temperature = 5°c
  • After every hour temperature is lowered at the rate of = 2°c

Find:

  • What will be the temperature after 4hrs

Solution:

\sf \mapsto In \: 1hrs \: temp. \: is \: lowered \: by \: 2^{\circ}c

\sf Therefore, In \: 4hrs \: temp. \: is \: lowered \: by

\sf  = 2 \times 4 \\  \sf  = 8^{\circ} c

\sf \therefore in \: 4hrs \: temp. \: is \: lowered \: by \:  {8}^{\circ}c

Now,

\sf \mapsto Initial \: temp. =  2^{\circ}c

\sf So, temp. \: after \: 4hrs

\sf  = 5^{\circ} c -8^{\circ} c  \\  \sf  =  - 3^{\circ} c

\sf \therefore after  \: 4hrs \: temp. \: will \: be \: { -3}^{\circ}c

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Temperature of water after 4hrs = -3°c

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