Raquel stayed at McDonald's and ordered a cup of hot coffee. When the coffee was served at around 7:00AM, its temperature is 75 degree celsius. The temperature inside is maintained at 18 degree celsius. At around 7:15 AM, the temperature of the coffee dropped by 15 degrees. What is the temperature of the coffee at exactly 7:25 AM? If Raquel wants to drink the coffee when its temperature is 45 degree celsius, at what time will this happen?

Raquel stayed at McDonald's and ordered a cup of hot coffee. When the coffee was served at around 7:00AM, its temperature is 75 degree celsius. The temperature inside is maintained at 18 degree celsius. At around 7:15 AM, the temperature of the coffee dropped by 15 degrees. What is the temperature of the coffee at exactly 7:25 AM? If Raquel wants to drink the coffee when its temperature is 45 degree celsius, at what time will this happen?

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Chapter2: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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