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A cup of water with a temperature of A cup of water with a temperature of   C is placed in a room at constant temperature   C. It takes   minutes for the cup to cool to   . Assuming Newton's Law of Cooling applies, find the temperature, T, of the cup of water at any time t. Express all numerical quantities in exact form. C is placed in a room at constant temperature A cup of water with a temperature of   C is placed in a room at constant temperature   C. It takes   minutes for the cup to cool to   . Assuming Newton's Law of Cooling applies, find the temperature, T, of the cup of water at any time t. Express all numerical quantities in exact form. C. It takes A cup of water with a temperature of   C is placed in a room at constant temperature   C. It takes   minutes for the cup to cool to   . Assuming Newton's Law of Cooling applies, find the temperature, T, of the cup of water at any time t. Express all numerical quantities in exact form. minutes for the cup to cool to A cup of water with a temperature of   C is placed in a room at constant temperature   C. It takes   minutes for the cup to cool to   . Assuming Newton's Law of Cooling applies, find the temperature, T, of the cup of water at any time t. Express all numerical quantities in exact form. . Assuming Newton's Law of Cooling applies, find the temperature, T, of the cup of water at any time t. Express all numerical quantities in exact form.


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