The DE for Newton's Law of cooling /warming is dT/dt=k(T -"T_{m})" --> dT/"T- \nT_{m}" =kdt
"\\therefore \\int \\frac{dT}{T-T_{m}}=\\int kdt"
="ln\\left | T-T_{m} \\right |=kt+c_{1}"
"T-T_{m}=e^{kt+c_{1}}" =T="T_{m}+e^{c_{1}}e^{kt}" ="T_{m}+Ce^{kt}"
For the first process:
Since the surrounding medium is container A->"T_{m}=0^{0}C"
Now applying the initial condition T(0)= "100^{0}C" we get 100=0+C=>C=100=> T= "100e^{kt}"
since the temperature decreased to "90^{0}" C after one minute,
90=100"e^{k1}" => "e^{k1}" =90/100 => k1=ln(9/10)=-0.10536=>T=100"e^{-0.10536t}"
thus after 2 minutes we have T=100"e^{(-0.10536*2)}" ="81^{0}C"
For hte second process:
Since the surrounding medium is container B=> "T_{m}=\n100^{0}C" .
now we have initial temperature ="81^{0}C"
thus applying the initial condition we get 81=100+C => C= 81-100 =>C=-19.
therefore T=100-19"e^{kt}"
since the temperature increased by "10^{0}" C after one minute
81+10=100-19"e^{k2}"
"19e^{k2}=9 =>e^{k2}=9\/19 =>k2=ln(9\/19)=-0.7472"
Hence T=100-"19e^{-0.7472t}"
thus for the bar to reach 99.4 we have
99.4=100-"19e^{-0.7472t} =>e^{-0.7472t}=0.6\/19"
therefore -0.7472 t=ln (0.6/19)
Hence t= 4.62 minutes
thus the total time from the entire process to reach 99.4 is t= t1+t2=2+4.62=6.62 minutes.
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