A body takes T minutes to cool from 62^@...

A body takes T minutes to cool from `62^@C` to `61^@C` when the surrounding temperature is `30^@C`. The time taken by the body to cool from `46^@C` to `45.5^@C` is

A

Greater than T minutes

B

Equal to T minutes

C

Less than T minutes

D

Equal to T/2 minutes

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