4. A cherry pie with a temperature of 120°C was placed on a table to cool in a room of constant temperature 25°C. After 5 minutes, the temperature of the pie had dropped to 89°C. How long, after the pie was placed, would the temperature be 65°C? Use Newton's Law of Cooling : = -k(T – T,). dt
4. A cherry pie with a temperature of 120°C was placed on a table to cool in a room of constant temperature 25°C. After 5 minutes, the temperature of the pie had dropped to 89°C. How long, after the pie was placed, would the temperature be 65°C? Use Newton's Law of Cooling : = -k(T – T,). dt
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