A body of unknown temperature is taken outdoor where the temperature is constant at temperature of 0°C. If after 15 minutes the temperature of the body is 30°C F and after 30 minutes the temperature of the body is 15°C, find the initial temperature of the body and the temperature of the body at t = 25min.

A body of unknown temperature is taken outdoor where the temperature is constant at temperature of 0°C. If after 15 minutes the temperature of the body is 30°C F and after 30 minutes the temperature of the body is 15°C, find the initial temperature of the body and the temperature of the body at t = 25min.

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