Newton Law Of cooling

Newton laws OF cooling

Newton's Law OF cooling and Wien's law

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According to ‘Newton’s Law of cooling’, the rate of cooling of a body is proportional to the

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The temperature of a body in a surrounding of temperature 16^(@)C falls from 40^(@)C to 36^(@)C in 5 mins. Assume Newtons law of cooling to be valid and find the time taken by the body to reach temperature 32^(@)C .

A body cools from 50^(@)C to 49.9^(@)C in 5 sec. it cools from 40^(@)C to 39.9^(@)C in t sec. Assuming Newtons law of cooling to be valid and temperature of surrounds at 30^(@)C , value of t//5 will be?

A body cools in 7 minutes from 60^(@)C to 40^(@)C What time (in minutes) does it take to cool from 40^(@)C to 28^(@)C if the surrounding temperature is 10^(@)C ? Assume Newton’s Law of cooling holds