An object cools from 100∘C to 40∘C in 10 minutes, when the surrounding temperature is 10∘C. Then the time taken by the object to cool from 70∘C to 20∘C is [Take ln‌2=0.7,ln‌3=1.1,ln‌6=1.8]
= Cooling rate, T= Body's temperature, T0= Surrounding temperature and b= Constant. ∴ From Eq. (i),
∫
i
T
T‌
dT
T−T0
=−b‌
t
∫
0
dt ⇒‌‌T=T0+(Ti−T0)e−bt‌‌‌⋅⋅⋅⋅⋅⋅⋅(ii) From the first condition of question, T‌=40∘C T0‌=10∘C Ti‌=100∘C t‌=10‌min Putting these value in Eq. (ii), 40=10+(100−10)e−b×10 ⇒‌‌‌