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In newton's law of cooling in the form
`(dDeltatheta)/(dt)=-kDeltatheta`
What factors does the constant k depend upon? What are the dimensions of k?

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To solve the question regarding Newton's law of cooling, we will break it down into two parts: identifying the factors that the constant \( k \) depends upon, and determining the dimensions of \( k \). ### Step 1: Factors that \( k \) Depends Upon 1. **Shape of the Material**: The geometry of the object affects how heat is distributed and lost. Different shapes will have different surface areas and volumes, which influence the rate of cooling. 2. **Type of Material**: Different materials have varying thermal conductivities. For example, metals generally lose heat faster than insulators due to their higher thermal conductivity. 3. **Surface Characteristics**: The roughness or smoothness of the surface can impact the heat transfer rate. A rough surface may trap air and create insulating layers, while a smooth surface may allow for better heat dissipation. ...
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