Question #216769

The air temperature is 50 degree celsius .water cools from 100 degree celsius to 75 degree celsius in 5minutes.how long will it take for the water to cool to 10 degree celsius


Expert's answer

Newton’s Law of cooling

dTdt=K(TT0)\frac{dT}{dt}=K(T-T_0)

K=liquid constant

T0= room temperature

T=temperature of the object

ΔT=10075=25  °CΔt=5  minT0=50  °CT=100+752=87.5  °C100755=K(100+75250)10010t=K(100+10250)5=37.5K90t=5KK=537.5t=90×37.55×5=135  minΔT=100-75 = 25\;°C \\ Δt=5 \;min \\ T_0=50 \;°C \\ T=\frac{100+75}{2}=87.5\;°C \\ \frac{100-75}{5} = K(\frac{100+75}{2}-50) \\ \frac{100-10}{t} = K(\frac{100+10}{2}-50) \\ 5 = 37.5K \\ \frac{90}{t}=5K \\ K=\frac{5}{37.5} \\ t = \frac{90 \times 37.5}{5 \times 5}=135 \;min

Answer: 135 min


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