"The time rate of change of the temperature of an object is proportional to the difference between the temperature surrounding it (called the ambient temperature) and the temperature of the object (which we assume is approximately uniform at all times)" 1. State a differential equation that is a mathematical model of the situation using T to represent temperature of the object, t for time, and k for your constant of proportionality. If t is temperature and Tamb is the ambient temperature then the equation is: dT k((Tamb –t) dt A. State the form of a general initial condition for the differential equation using proper notation: B. If we solve this differential equation what are we solving for? Be specific in terms of the DE you wrote. C. State one solution to the differential equation you can find by inspection:

"The time rate of change of the temperature of an object is proportional to the difference between the temperature surrounding it (called the ambient temperature) and the temperature of the object (which we assume is approximately uniform at all times)" 1. State a differential equation that is a mathematical model of the situation using T to represent temperature of the object, t for time, and k for your constant of proportionality. If t is temperature and Tamb is the ambient temperature then the equation is: dT k((Tamb –t) dt A. State the form of a general initial condition for the differential equation using proper notation: B. If we solve this differential equation what are we solving for? Be specific in terms of the DE you wrote. C. State one solution to the differential equation you can find by inspection:

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"The time rate of change of the temperature of an object is proportional to the difference between the
temperature surrounding it (called the ambient temperature) and the temperature of the object (which
we assume is approximately uniform at all times)"
1. State a differential equation that is a mathematical model of the situation using T to represent
temperature of the object, t for time, and k for your constant of proportionality.
If t is temperature and Tamb is the ambient temperature then the equation is:
dT
k((Tamb –t)
dt
A. State the form of a general initial condition for the differential equation using proper notation:
B. If we solve this differential equation what are we solving for? Be specific in terms of the DE
you wrote.
C. State one solution to the differential equation you can find by inspection:
D. Another solution is A+ Ce¯kt . Verify this is in fact a solution by plugging it into your
differential equation.

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