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During the summer the temperature inside a van reaches 55°C, while that outside is a constant35°C. When the driver gets into the van, she turns on the air conditioner with the thermostat set at16°C. If the time constant for the van is1k=2 hrand that for the van with its air conditioning system is1k1=13 hr, when will the temperature inside the van reach 27°C?

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The temperature inside the van will reach 27°Cafter 38.04  minutes.

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01

Given data.

The temperature inside a van is 55°Cand that outside is a constant 35°C. When the driver gets into the van, she turns on the air conditioner with the thermostat set at 16°C. When the driver gets into the van, she turns on the air conditioner with the thermostat set at 16°C. Given the time constant for the van is 1k=2 hrand that for the van with its air conditioning system is 1k1=13 hr. It has to find the time after which the temperature inside the van will reach 27°C.

02

Analyzing the given statement 

Here, temperature inside the van, Tin=550C.

Temperature outside the van, Tout=350C.

Temperature value on thermostat, Tt=160C.

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

The time constant for the van with its air conditioning system is 1k1=13 hr.

It will use the following formula to find the solution,

dTdt=K1Tout-T+KuTt-T …… (1)

03

To find the value of Ku

As it knows that,

K1+Ku=K

Using values from step 1,

3+Ku=12Ku=12-3Ku=1-62Ku=-52

It will use this value in equation (1).

04

To determine the time when the temperature inside the van will reach 27∘C

Now from equation (1),

dTdt=335-T-5216-TdTdt=130-T2dTdt=65-T2

i.e., dTdt+T2=65 …… (2)

Integrating factor =role="math" localid="1664179724944" e∫12dt=e12t

Multiplying both sides of (2) by e12t,

e12t·dTdt+e12t·T2=65·e12tddtT·e12t=65·e12t

Integrating both sides,

T·e12t=130e12t+CWhere, C is an arbitrary constant.

When t=0,T=55oC

55=130+CC=-75

Therefore,

When temperature is 27∘C

27=130-75e-12t27-130=-75e-12t103=75e-12tt=2ln1.373t=0.634hrt=38.04min

Hence, the temperature inside the van will reach role="math" localid="1664180086516" 27°Cafter role="math" localid="1664180100673" 38.04  minutes.

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