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6. A bowl of soup at 160 ° F is placed into a room with a temperature of 82 ° F. After one hour, the temperature of the soup is 110 ° F. a) Find a formula for the temperature of the soup, T( t ).

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6. A bowl of soup at 160 ° F is placed into a room with a temperature of 82 ° F. After
one hour, the temperature of the soup is 110 ° F.
a) Find a formula for the temperature of the soup, T( t ).
b) Find the time that it takes the soup to cool from 160 ° F to 100 ° F.

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