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BrendanH said:A few questions for you:
1) What level of study are you at? (This will help the community identify what is likely the desired answer)
2) Were you given any other information in this problem?
The reason I ask is that, if one assumes that temperature change in this problem is linear, then the problem is straightforward. If you've learned calculus, this changes things.
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