Math, asked by jitendra26101989, 6 months ago

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 mihir5152

2

Answer:

3 hours and 50 minutes is your answer

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