Answer:
The model for the temperature of the drink can be written as

Step-by-step explanation:
For a cold drink in a hotter room, we can say that the rate of change of temperature of the drink is proportional to the difference of temperature between the drink and the room.
We can model that in this way

If we rearrange and integrate

We know that at time 0, the temperature of the drink was 52°F. Then we have:

We also know that at t=2, T=55°F

The model for the temperature of the drink can be written as

Answer:
4 
Step-by-step explanation:
I think you add both of them together and you get 145
Given:
h = high quality bean ; costs 6 per pound
c = cheaper bean ; costs 3.25 per pound
160 pounds of blended coffee beans at 4.97 per pound
h + c = 160
6h + 3.25c = 160(4.97)
6h + 3.25c = 795.20
h = 160 - c
6(160-c) + 3.25c = 795.20
960 - 6c + 3.25c = 795.20
- 2.75c = 795.20 - 960
- 2.75c = -164.80
c = - 164.80 / -2.75
c = 59.92 or 60 pounds
h = 160 - c
h = 160 - 60
h = 100 pounds
Sarah must blend 100 pounds of high quality bean and 60 pounds of cheaper bean.