3. A thermometer reading 50°C is taken outside where the temperature is 30°C. Five minutes later the reading is 40°C. Find the temperature reading 8 minutes later after the thermometer was brought outside.
3. A thermometer reading 50°C is taken outside where the temperature is 30°C. Five minutes later the reading is 40°C. Find the temperature reading 8 minutes later after the thermometer was brought outside.
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Solve the application of differential equation
Round off answers to the nearest thousandths.
For answers that are less than one (in terms of its absolute value), include atleast 5 significant figures.
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