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Newtons law of cooling. The change in temperature of an object over time t, denoted T', varies directly with the difference between the temp
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Newtons law of cooling. The change in temperature of an object over time t, denoted T', varies directly with the difference between the temperature of the object T and the temperature of the surrounding environment, or ambient temperature, A. Letting -k represent the constant of variation for a positive value of k. Write the equation to represent newtons law of cooling.
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