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q4. (assessment criteria 3.1) state newton's law of cooling and define the terms in the equation. 1. 2. obtain the solution when the initial liquid temperature is 100 c, the ambient temperature is 2 and the thermal time constant is 60 min. 3. plot the solution. remember to label the axis. 4. calculate the fluid temperature after one time constant.
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