29. The time dependent temperature at a point of a long bar is given by r8/Vē T(t) = 100° 2 1 - 72 dT When t = 64, T = 15.73°. Use differentials to estimate how long it will be until T = 17°.
29. The time dependent temperature at a point of a long bar is given by r8/Vē T(t) = 100° 2 1 - 72 dT When t = 64, T = 15.73°. Use differentials to estimate how long it will be until T = 17°.
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