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Q: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/193/question1w.png/

Just the first part:
if i prove the first part, that is 0.8DT1/dt + dT2/dt = 0, can I just say that rate of change of (0.8t1 + t2) = 0, thus it implies that if neither temperature is changing then the temperature would simply be 0.8t1 + t2 = 756

It works, but idk how I would explain it?

Edit: I guess I could say d/dt(0.8t1 + t2) = 0, is a maximum, which occurs at t1 = 900, t2 = 36?
 
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@ t=0, T1 = 900 and T2 = 36






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When t = 0, T1 = 900







 
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Edit

1) Where does this question come from?

2) Sheilla on your sig sure looks like Miss Piggy.
 
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Yeah, thanks for the part. I needed to argue that my wording of the explanation was correct for an exam. I think the question originally came out of a James Ruse trial for 4U, 2009 or 2008 I think. If you need it, I can find/upload the paper.

The girl in my sig is also MissMinx, the biggest camwhore on the net. Highly recommend. :lol:
 
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