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Question 16
If the temperature of a hot room with a open window is modeled by T(t) = 72 - 0.25(t). Is this a steady state condition?

1 point

Yes


It depends.


No

Answer 1

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

f the temperature of a hot room with an open window is modeled by T(t) = 72 - 0.25(t), is this a steady-state condition?

No, because the temperature is given as a function of time. As t increases steadily, T decreases steadily. (Some boundary conditions will have to be present, of course. Otherwise, after t is greater than some value, T is less than absolute zero.)

edited to add:

The temperature will drop until the room is in equilibrium with the outside; then (and only then) there will be a steady-state condition, so the given model will no longer apply.

(In the real world, the decline in temperature would not be linear—probably exponential, so the given equation would not be a good model near the end of the cooling process.)