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In a surrounding medium of temperature of 10C{10^ \circ }C , a body takes 7 min for a fall of temperature from 60C{60^ \circ }C to 40C{40^ \circ }C .In what time the temperature of the body will fall from 40C{40^ \circ }C to 28C28^\circ C .
A) 7 min
B) 11min
C) 14 min
D) 21 min

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Solution

we have to use newton’s law of cooling i.e dθt=k(θ1+θ22θ)\dfrac{{d\theta }}{t} = - k\left( {\dfrac{{{\theta _1} + {\theta _2}}}{2} - {\theta _\circ }} \right) & the with the given data we first determine the unknown value of kk= constant . Then using this formula again in the given condition we determine the value of tt.

Formula used:- dθt=k(θ1+θ22θ)\dfrac{{d\theta }}{t} = - k\left( {\dfrac{{{\theta _1} + {\theta _2}}}{2} - {\theta _\circ }} \right)
dθd\theta = temperature change of the body
kk= constant
θ1{\theta _1}= initial body temperature
θ2{\theta _2}= final body temperature
θ{\theta _\circ }= temperature of surrounding

Complete step by step solution:-
Given that , a body takes 7 min for a fall of temperature from 60C{60 \circ }C to 40C{40\circ }C
dθd\theta = temperature change of the body = 40 – 60 = 20C20\circ C
θ1{\theta _1}= initial body temperature = 60C{60\circ }C
θ2{\theta _2}= final body temperature = 40C{40\circ }C
θ{\theta _\circ }= temperature of surrounding = 10C{10\circ }C
Putting the values in the formula we have to find the value of kk.
207=k(60+40210)\dfrac{{ - 20}}{7} = - k\left( {\dfrac{{60 + 40}}{2} - 10} \right)
Now further simplifying the equation we get
207=k(5010)\dfrac{{ - 20}}{7} = - k(50 - 10)
Sending kkto left hand side we get
k=207(40)k = \dfrac{{20}}{{7(40)}}
Further solving we get the value of constant (kk)obtained here is
k=114k = \dfrac{1}{{14}}.
Also , we have to find in what time the temperature of the body will fall from 40C{40\circ }C to 28C28\circ C.
We have given that
dθd\theta = temperature change of the body= 2840=12C28 - 40 = - 12\circ C
θ1{\theta _1}= initial body temperature = 40C{40 \circ }C
θ2{\theta _2}= final body temperature = 28C28\circ C
θ{\theta _\circ }= temperature of surrounding = 10C{10\circ }C
kk= constant = (k=114k = \dfrac{1}{{14}})
We have to find the value of time (tt)
Use the formula dθt=k(θ1+θ22θ)\dfrac{{d\theta }}{t} = - k\left( {\dfrac{{{\theta _1} + {\theta _2}}}{2} - {\theta _\circ }} \right)
Putting all the value in the formula , we get
12t=114(40+28210)\dfrac{{ - 12}}{t} = - \dfrac{1}{{14}}\left( {\dfrac{{40 + 28}}{2} - 10} \right)
12t=114(3410)\dfrac{{ - 12}}{t} = - \dfrac{1}{{14}}(34 - 10)
Sending (tt) to the left hand side
t=12×14(24)t = \dfrac{{12 \times 14}}{{(24)}}
Further solving we get the value of (tt)
t=7mint = 7\min

Hence option (A) is correct .

Note :- There are three modes of transferring the heat
Conduction – this transfer of heat takes place due to molecular collisions and the process is heat conduction.
Convection – In convection heat is transferred from one place to another by the actual motion of heated material.
Radiation – The radiation process does not need any material medium for heat transfer . Energy is emitted by a body and this energy travels in space just as the light.