The heat index (HI) is an estimate of the temperature felt by the human body based on theactual measured air temperature T (in °F) and relative humidity h,. It is given byHI = - 42.379 + 2.049015237 + 10.14333127h, – 0.22475541Th, – (6.83783 x 10-3)T²- (5.481717 x 10-2)h,² + (1.22874 x 10-3)T*h, + (8.5282 - 10-4)Th,?- (1.99 x 10-6)T°h,?.a. If the air temperature in your area is 107ºF with a relative humidity of 8%, how hot doesyour body feel?b. If the air temperature and relative humidity is known to be increasing at a rate of 2°F persec and 1% per sec, resp., how fast is the heat index changing at the moment when the airtemperature in your area is 107°F with a relative humidity of 8%?

HI = -42.379 +2.04901523T +10.14333127 hr -0.22475541Thr - (6.83783 x 10-³)T²− (5.481717 × 10 -2)…

The heat index (HI) is an estimate of the temperature felt by the human body based on the actual measured air temperature T (in °F) and relative humidity h,. It is given by HI = – 42.379 + 2.049015237 + 10.14333127h, – 0.22475541Th, - (6.83783 x 10-3)T² - (5.481717 x 10-2)h,² + (1.22874 × 10-)T*h, + (8.5282 - 10-4)Th,² - (1.99 x 10-6)T²h,². a. If the air temperature in your area is 107°F with a relative humidity of 8%, how hot does your body feel?

The heat index (HI) is an estimate of the temperature felt by the human body based on the actual measured air temperature T (in °F) and relative humidity h,. It is given by HI = – 42.379 + 2.049015237 + 10.14333127h, – 0.22475541Th, - (6.83783 x 10-3)T² - (5.481717 x 10-2)h,² + (1.22874 × 10-)T*h, + (8.5282 - 10-4)Th,² - (1.99 x 10-6)T²h,². a. If the air temperature in your area is 107°F with a relative humidity of 8%, how hot does your body feel?

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