According to the National Coffee Association, thebest serving temperature of coffee is between 82°Cto 88°C. One day you decided to take a coffee breakat Falcon Garden and it was served with atemperature of 87°C and after 5 minutes you foundout that the temperature of the coffee was decreaseto 73°C. If the temperature at Falcon Garden is 20°Cwhat is the temperature of your coffee after 18minutes. (unit not needed)

Given: Ti=87°C, Ts=20°C, T5=73°C Newton's law of cooling states that the rate at which the…

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