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Early Monday morning, the temperature in the lecture hall has fallen to 40°F, the same as the temperature outside. At7:00a.m., the janitor turns on the furnace with the thermostat set at70°F. The time constant for the building is1k=2 hrand that for the building along with its heating system is1k1=12 hr. Assuming that the outside temperature remains constant, what will be the temperature inside the lecture hall at8:00a.m.? When will the temperature inside the hall reach65°F?

Short Answer

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At 8:00a.m., the temperature inside the lecture will reach 98°Fand the temperature inside will reach 65°Fafter 29.64 minutes.

Step by step solution

01

Given data.

The temperature inside and outside the lecture hall is 40°F.-At 7:00a.m., the janitor turns on the furnace with the thermostat set at 70°F. The time constant for the building is 1k=2 hrand that for the building along with its heating system is 1k1=12 hr.

02

Analyzing the given statement

Assuming that

Here, temperature inside the lecture hall, Tin=400F.

Temperature outside the hall, Tout=400F.

Temperature value on furnace, Tf=700F.

The time constant for the building is 1k=2hr.

The time constant for the building with its heating system is 1k1=12 hr.

It will use the following formula to find the solution,

dTdt=K1Tout-T+KuTf-T

03

To find the value of Ku

As it knows that,

K1+Ku=K

Using values from step1,

2+Ku=12Ku=12-2Ku=1-42Ku=-32

One will use this value in equation (1).

04

To determine the temperature inside the lecture hall at 8:00 a.m. 

Now from equation (1),

dTdt=240-T-3270-TdTdt=-50-T2dTdt=-25-T2

i.e., dTdt+T2=-25 …… (2)

Integrating factor = role="math" localid="1664183452880" e∫12dt=e12t

Multiplying both sides of (2) by e12t,

e12t·dTdt+e12t·T2=-25·e12tddtT·e12t=-25·e12t

Integrating both sides,

T·e12t=-50e12t+C

Where, C is an arbitrary constant.

When t=0,T=40°F

40=-50+CC=90

Therefore,role="math" localid="1664183691804" T=-50+90e-12t …… (3)

Temperature in the lecture hall when t=1 hour,

T=-50+90e-12T=980F

Hence, the temperature inside the lecture will reach role="math" localid="1664183714947" 98°Catrole="math" localid="1664183727475" 8:00a.m.

05

To determine the time when the temperature inside the lecture hall will reach 65∘F

Now from equation (3),

Substituting T=65°F

T=-50+90e-12t65=-50+90e-12tt=2ln1.28t=0.494hourt=29.64min

Hence, the temperature inside will reach role="math" localid="1664183975018" 65°Fafterrole="math" localid="1664183986875" 29.64 minutes.

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