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4. If it is 5° outside and the temperature will drop 17° in the next six hours, how cold will it get?

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stiks02 [169]1 year ago

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The dropping degree temperature will be -12°.

<h3>what is temperature drop?</h3>

Temperature is a physical quantity that expresses the hotness of matter or radiation.

Temperature drop (T1 −T 2) is a direct indication of energy extracted.
For a given resource, it is dependent on T 2 which is in turn dependent on the minimum temperature of the process T1
when the thermal conductivity is low and the coefficient of thermal expansion is large. In unsteady heat-exchange processes the maximum possible temperature drop usually determines the maximum rate at which heat exchange can occur.

A drop of 17 degrees means subtract 17 from given temperature

∴5°-17°=-12°

so, the Temperature drop will be -12°

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