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suppose a cup of hot cocoa cooled from 90 degrees Celsius to 60 degrees Celsius after 10 minutes in a room whose temperature was 20 degrees celsius. use newton's law of cooling to find how much longer it will take for the cocoa to cool to 35 degrees celsius
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We have given that a cup of hot cocoa coo from to after in a room temperature having temperature .By using Newton's Law of cooling we have to find the amount of time cocoa will take to cool to .
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