Respuesta :
195=67+(200-67)e^(-10k)
195=67+133e^(-10k)
128=133e^(-10k)
128/133=e^(-10k)
ln(128/133)=-10k
k=-ln(128/133)/10
T(t)=67+133e^(tln(128/133)/10), if T(t)=180
180=67+133e^(tln(128/133)/10)
113=133e^(tln(128/133)/10)
113/133=e^(tln(128/133)/10)
ln(113/133)=tln(128/133)/10
10ln(113/133)=tln(128/133)
t=10ln(113/133)/ln(128/133)
t≈42.5 minutes...
t≈40 minutes (to nearest 5 minutes? :P)
195=67+133e^(-10k)
128=133e^(-10k)
128/133=e^(-10k)
ln(128/133)=-10k
k=-ln(128/133)/10
T(t)=67+133e^(tln(128/133)/10), if T(t)=180
180=67+133e^(tln(128/133)/10)
113=133e^(tln(128/133)/10)
113/133=e^(tln(128/133)/10)
ln(113/133)=tln(128/133)/10
10ln(113/133)=tln(128/133)
t=10ln(113/133)/ln(128/133)
t≈42.5 minutes...
t≈40 minutes (to nearest 5 minutes? :P)
43 mins to keep it
short but other than that same as the the other guy
short but other than that same as the the other guy
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