An object is heated to 191"F and is then allowed to cool in a room whose air temperature is 60 F. Thetemperature u of the object t minutes after being placed in the room is given byu(t) = 60+131e 0.0275e(a) What will the temperature of the object be after 7 mninutes?(b) How long will it take until the temperature of the object is 69 F?

Given:‘u’ is the temperature and ‘t’ is time

Answered: An object is heated to 191"F and is…

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