Posted by Mishaka on Saturday, October 29, 2011 at 1:29pm.
subbing in the time will give you the temperature.
e.g. I will do B
T(5) = e^(4.86753-5) + 70
= 70.88°
and for E:
T(9) = e^(4.85753-9) + 70 = 70.016°
Your last question deals with the "rate of change"
You can use common sense or intuition to tell that the slowest change would happen at 9 hrs
To find exact answers, take the derivative of your equation, and sub in the different values.
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