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The formula for Newton’s law of cooling is

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In Newton’s law of cooling, Tₛ represents the surrounding temperature, Tₒ is the initial temperature, and k is a constant specific to the object.
Updated On: May 5, 2025
  • T(t) = (Tₒ - Tₛ) e^kt
  • T(t) = Tₛ + (Tₒ - Tₛ)
  • T(t) = Tₛ + (Tₒ - Tₛ) e^kt
  • T(t) = Tₛ + (Tₒ - Tₛ) e^kt
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

Newton’s law of cooling states that the temperature of an object is determined by the surrounding temperature and the difference between them. The correct formula is T(t) = Tₛ + (Tₒ - Tₛ) e^kt.
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