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Is Time a function of temperature?

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In general, time is not a function of temperature, but this could depend on the problem you're solving. For example, imagine a ball of metal cooling down, and data was given on how long the ball was cooling down and the temperature at the center. Someone could have fit a curve or function to the temperature to show how much time has elapsed when inputting temperature as the independent variable.

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