According to the Law of Cooling of Bodies, the rate of change in a body's temperature over time is proportional to the difference between the body's temperature and the ambient temperature. Consider that T(t) is the body temperature as a function of time, A is the ambient temperature, t is time and k is the proportionality constant. In this context, the mathematical model corresponding to the Law of Cooling of Bodies and the function resulting from its resolution are given, respectively. Check the equation that describes this phenomenon and explain the reason for your answer. dT = -k(T – A); T(t) = (T(0) – A)e¯ dt + A LP - = k(T – A); T(t) = (T(0) – A)e“ + A dt -= -k(T – A); T(t) = e* + A dt LP = k(T – A); T(t) = e*“ + A dt dT - = k(T – A); T(t) = e“ + A dt

According to the Law of Cooling of Bodies, the rate of change in a body's temperature over time is proportional to the difference between the body's temperature and the ambient temperature. Consider that T(t) is the body temperature as a function of time, A is the ambient temperature, t is time and k is the proportionality constant. In this context, the mathematical model corresponding to the Law of Cooling of Bodies and the function resulting from its resolution are given, respectively. Check the equation that describes this phenomenon and explain the reason for your answer. dT = -k(T – A); T(t) = (T(0) – A)e¯ dt + A LP - = k(T – A); T(t) = (T(0) – A)e“ + A dt -= -k(T – A); T(t) = e* + A dt LP = k(T – A); T(t) = e*“ + A dt dT - = k(T – A); T(t) = e“ + A dt

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