T(t) = 250 - ae^(-bt)?
A yam is put in an oven maintained at a constant temperature of 250 degrees Celsius. Suppose that after 30 minutes, the temperature of the yam is 150 degrees Celsius and is increasing at a rate of 3 degrees Celsius/minute. If the temperature of the yam t minutes after it is put in the oven is modeled by T(t) = 250 - ae^(-bt) Find a and b.
I know I need the derivative, which is: T’(t)= ab*e^-bt. And t=30 min. So we should have: T’(30)= ab*e^-30b ... as again t=30. Now how do I get “a” “b”?
A yam is put in an oven maintained at a constant temperature of 250 degrees Celsius. Suppose that after 30 minutes, the temperature of the yam is 150 degrees Celsius and is increasing at a rate of 3 degrees Celsius/minute. If the temperature of the yam t minutes after it is put in the oven is modeled by T(t) = 250 - ae^(-bt) Find a and b.
I know I need the derivative, which is: T’(t)= ab*e^-bt. And t=30 min. So we should have: T’(30)= ab*e^-30b ... as again t=30. Now how do I get “a” “b”?