Solve Newton's Cooling Law: Find m with c and t=10 mins

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Homework Statement


An object of temperature 60oF is placed in a medium maintained at a constant temperature moF. At the end of 5 mins thetemperature of the object is 45 oF and after another 5 mins its temperature is 36 oF.
Find m


Homework Equations



y=cekt+m

The Attempt at a Solution


when t=0,c+m=60
how would you find c and m??
thx
 
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Nope said:

Homework Statement


An object of temperature 60oF is placed in a medium maintained at a constant temperature moF. At the end of 5 mins thetemperature of the object is 45 oF and after another 5 mins its temperature is 36 oF.
Find m


Homework Equations



y=cekt+m

The Attempt at a Solution


when t=0,c+m=60
how would you find c and m??
thx
Perhaps you should try solving directly from the formula for Newton's Law of Cooling.

i.e. dT/dt = -k(T - Tambient)
where T = temp, t = time, k is a positive constant.
 
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