By mistake, a bottle of red wine gets left overnight in a refrigerator that is at 4°C. The mistake is not discovered until 5 pm of the next day. The head waiter insists that the wine cannot be served until it is within 1°C of the room temperature. The other waiters take the temperature of the wine at 5:30 pm and observe that it is at 15°C. If the room is at 25°C, at what time can the wine be served?

By mistake, a bottle of red wine gets left overnight in a refrigerator that is at 4°C. The mistake is not discovered until 5 pm of the next day. The head waiter insists that the wine cannot be served until it is within 1°C of the room temperature. The other waiters take the temperature of the wine at 5:30 pm and observe that it is at 15°C. If the room is at 25°C, at what time can the wine be served?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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