When placed in air at 30^(@)C, the tempe...

When placed in air at `30^(@)C`, the temperature of a body decreases from `60^(@)C` to `50^(@)C` in ten minutes. After next ten minutes its temperature will be :-

A

Less than `40^@C`

B

`40^@C`

C

More than `40^@C`

D

Not definite

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C

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