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Chemistry, 10.10.2019 06:00, Svetakotok

Aspherical acom squash of radius, r, and initially at temperature t, is placed in a miltuwivu u which generates a uniform source of energy within the squash of (m)v. neglecting radial temperature gradients, derive an equation for the temperature of the squash as a function of time if energy is also lost at the surface of the squash at a rate h(t-t.)4tr", (e/t) where t is the temperature in the microwave cavity. assume all properties are constant.

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