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    The document provides the solution to a physics problem about Newton's Law of Cooling. Specifically, it describes oil initially heated to 60°C that cools to 50°C after 6 minutes. Using the surrounding temperature of 25°C, the time taken for the oil to cool from 50°C to 40°C is calculated to be 25 minutes. It also gives an example problem of liquid initially heated to 170°F cooling in air at 76°F, reaching 123°F after 2 minutes, and asks how long until it reaches 84°F.

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    The document provides the solution to a physics problem about Newton's Law of Cooling. Specifically, it describes oil initially heated to 60°C that cools to 50°C after 6 minutes. Using the surrounding temperature of 25°C, the time taken for the oil to cool from 50°C to 40°C is calculated to be 25 minutes. It also gives an example problem of liquid initially heated to 170°F cooling in air at 76°F, reaching 123°F after 2 minutes, and asks how long until it reaches 84°F.

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    Solution To A Newton's Law of Cooling Problem: A Pot of Liquid Is Put On The Stove

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    Mohamad Haziq Bin Murad
    The document provides the solution to a physics problem about Newton's Law of Cooling. Specifically, it describes oil initially heated to 60°C that cools to 50°C after 6 minutes. Using the surrounding temperature of 25°C, the time taken for the oil to cool from 50°C to 40°C is calculated to be 25 minutes. It also gives an example problem of liquid initially heated to 170°F cooling in air at 76°F, reaching 123°F after 2 minutes, and asks how long until it reaches 84°F.

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    Question 1: The oil is heated to 60oC. It cools to 50oC after 6 minutes.

    Find the time taken by the oil to cool from 50oC to 40oC (Surrounding temperature Ts = 25oC). Show that t = 25 c T=33.63

    Solution to a Newton's Law of Cooling problem: A pot of liquid is put on the stove to boil. The temperature of the liquid reaches 170 oF and then the pot is taken off the burner and placed on a counter in the kitchen. The temperature of the air in the kitchen is 76oF. After two minutes the temperature of the liquid in the pot is 123 oF. How long before the temperature of the liquid in the pot will be 84 oF? Click here for more on Newton's Law of Cooling.

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