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Two uniform solid spheres made of copper have radii 15 cm and 20 cm respectively. Both of them are heated to a temperature of `70^(@)C` and then placed in a region of ambient temperature equal to `45^(@)C` . What will be the ratio of the initial rates of cooling of both the spheres?

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