SOLUTION: A cup of tea cools exponentially according to the function T(x)=60(0.79)(^x/3)+30,where T is the temperature in degrees celcius and x is time in minutes. What was the initial tempe
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Question 126689: A cup of tea cools exponentially according to the function T(x)=60(0.79)(^x/3)+30,where T is the temperature in degrees celcius and x is time in minutes. What was the initial temperature of the tea? I think it is 90 degrees celcius. Can someone kindly confirm ??? Answer by kev82(151) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The initial temperature is when time (x) equals zero. Let's just check I read your equation right, did you mean:
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